ūt-gang, m.n: a going out, exit, egress; a coming out from a position within a body; in reference to time, the going out of a period, the conclusion, end; a place by which anything comes out, an exit; what comes out of a body, an evacuation. (OOT-gahng)
Category Archives: time + seasons
dæg-rima
dæg-rima, m.n: daybreak, morning. (DAγ-RIM-ah)
symbel-cenness
symbel-cenness, f.n: the festival of a person’s birth. (SUM-bell-KEN-ness)
gebyrd-tīd
gebyrd-tīd, n: the time of a person’s birth; the anniversary of a person’s birth, birthday. (yeh-BURD-teed)
set-gang
set-gang, m.n: setting of the sun. (SET-gahng)
ge-swinc-dæg
ge-swinc-dæg, m.n: a labour-day, day of toil. (yeh-SWINK-dæγ)
This week’s Wordhord Wednesday post is on ēar-ringas (earrings). Read it on Patreon.
uferung
uferung, f.n: delay. (UH-ver-ung)
ēaster-niht
ēaster-niht, f.n: ‘Easter-night’, the night of Holy Saturday. (AY-ah-ster-NI-h’t)
ēaster-frēolsdæg
ēaster-frēolsdæg, m.n: paschal feast, Passover. (AY-ah-ster-FRAY-olz-dæy)
Palm-sunnandæg
Palm-sunnandæg, m.n: Palm Sunday (a moveable feast day commemorating Jesus’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem, one week before Easter). [PALM-SUN-non-DÆY]
