midsumer

midsumer, m.n: midsummer. (MID-sum-er / ˈmɪd-sʌ-mɛɹ)

Happy solstice!

þing-gemearc

þing-gemearc, n.n: measuring (time) by events (?). (THING-yeh-MEH-ark / ˈθɪŋ-jɛ-ˌmɛaɹk)

mid-dæg, m.n: midday (sext). (MID-DAIE / ˈmɪd-ˌdæj)

ēagan bryhtm, m.n: an eye’s twinkle, a moment. (AY-ah-gahn BRUE-h’tm / ˈeːa-gan ˈbryx-təm)

merigen-dæg, m.n: tomorrow. (MEH-ri-yen-DAIE / ˈmɛ-ɹɪ-jɛn-ˌdæj)

morgen-tīd, f.n: morning-tide, morning. (MOR-gen-TEED / ˈmɔɹ–gɛn-ˌtiːd)

fyrn-gēara, adv: in bygone years, of olden times. (FUERN-YAY-ah-ra / ˈfyrn-ˌjeːa-ra)

winter-gegang, m.n: what happens as the years pass. (WIN-ter-yeh-GAHNG / ˈwɪn-tɛɹ-jɛ-ˌgaŋ)

winter-rǣdingbōc, f.n: a lectionary for the winter. (WIN-ter-RAED-ing-boak / ˈwɪn-tɛɹ-ˌɹæː-dɪŋ-boːk)

þǣr-rihte, adv: straightway, forthwith, at once, immediately. (THAER-RIH-h’tuh / ˈθæːɹ-ˌɹɪh-tə)