morgen-gebedtīd

morgen-gebedtīd, f.n: morning prayer-time. (MOR-gen-yeh-BED-teed / ˈmɔɹ–gɛn-jɛ-ˌbɛd-tiːd)

winter-dæg

winter-dæg, m.n: a winter day. (WIN-ter-DAIE / ˈwɪn-tɛɹ–ˌdæj)

Image: Limbourg brothers, “Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry, Folio 2, verso February,” between 1412 and 1416. Musée Condé (Wikimedia).

ærra gēola, m.n: December (first Yule). (AER-ra-YAY-o-la / ˈæ-ra ˈjeːɔ-la)

blōt-mōnaþ, m.n: November (‘sacrifice-month’). (BLOAT-MO-nath / ˈbloːt-ˌmoː-naθ)

winter-fylleþ, m.n: October. (WIN-ter-FUELL-eth / ˈwɪn-tɛr–ˌfyl-lɛθ)

morgen-drenc, m.n: ‘morning-drink’, some sort of healing drink or potion. (MOR-gen-DRENCH / ˈmɔr-gɛn-ˌdrɛntʃ)

dægrēd-sang, m.n: morning song. (DAIE-raid-SAHNG / ˈdæj-ɹeːd-ˌsaŋ)

dæg-rēd, n.n: dawn, daybreak, early morning. (DAIE-RAID / ˈdæj-ˌreːd)

dægmǣl-scēawere, m.n: sundial observer, observer of times and seasons; astrologer, diviner. (DAIE-MAEL-SHAY-ah-weh-ruh / ˈdæj-ˌmæːl-ˌʃeːa-wɛ-ɹə)

dæg-mǣl, n.n: a sundial or instrument for telling the hour. (DAIE-MAEL / ˈdæj-ˌmæːl)