tīdlīce

tīdlīce, adv: for a time, temporarily; conveniently, at a suitable time; in time, in good time, early. (TEED-LEE-chuh / ˈtiːd-ˌliː-tʃə)

dagian

dagian, wk.v: to dawn, to become day. (DA-yih-ahn / ˈda-jɪ-an)

ēaster, n.n: Easter. (AY-ah-ster / ˈeːa-stɛr)

siððan, adv: afterwards, since. (SITH-ahn / ˈsɪ-θan)

hancrēd, m.n: cock-crowing, cock-crow, a division of the night. (HONK-RAID / ˈhank-ˌɹeːd)

cȳswuce, f.n: (definition uncertain) possibly a time for fasting and purification at the beginning of Lent. (CHUEZ-WUCH-uh / ˈtʃyːz-ˌwʌ-tʃə)

sunnandæg, m.n: Sunday (sun-day). (SUH-nahn-DAIE / ˈsʌ-nan-ˌdæj)

sæterndæg, m.n: Saturday (Saturn’s day). (SAT-ern-DAIE / ˈsæ-tɛrn-ˌdæj)

frigdæg, m.n: Friday (Frigg’s day). (FRIH-DAIE / ˈfrɪj-ˌdæj)

þūresdæg, m.n: Thursday (Thor’s day). (THOO-rez-DAIE / ˈθuː-rɛz-ˌdæj)