sumer-hǣte

sumer-hǣte, f.n: summer heat. (SUM-er-HAT-uh / ˈsʌ-mɛr-ˌhæː-tə)

wræc-hwīl

wræc-hwīl, f.n: period of misery or exile. (WRACK-HWEEL / ˈwræk-ˌhwiːl)

ealling, adv: always. (EH-all-ling / ˈɛal-lɪŋ)

þræc-hwīl, f.n: time of suffering, hard time. (THRACK-HWEEL / ˈθræk-ˌhwiːl)

cristesmæsse-dæg, m.n: Christmas Day. (KRIST-us-mass-uh-DAIE / ˈkrɪst-əs-mæs-sə-ˌdæj)

cristesmæsse-niht, f.n: Christmas Eve. (KRIST-us-mass-uh-NI’HT / ˈkrɪst-əs-mæs-sə-ˌnɪxt)

ilding, f.n: delay, putting off, deferring, prolonging. (ILL-ding / ˈɪl-dɪŋ)

middel-niht, f.n: midnight. (MID-dell-NI’HT / ˈmɪd-dɛl-ˌnɪxt)

arodlīce, adv: quickly, perhaps ‘eagerly, urgently’. (AH-rod-lee-chuh / ˈa-rɔd-liː-tʃə)

undern-rest, f.n: rest in the morning. (UN-dern-REST / ˈʌn-dɛrn-ˌrɛst)