ēaster-dæg

ēaster-dæg, m.n: Easter-day. (AY-ah-ster-DAIE / ˈeːa-stɛr-ˌdæj)

færeld-frēols

færeld-frēols, m.n: the passover feast. (FAER-eld-FRAY-olz / ˈfæ-rɛld-ˌfreːɔlz)

palm-wicu, n: the week which begins with Palm Sunday. (PALM-WICK-uh / ˈpalm-ˌwɪ-kʌ)

sīþ-dagas, pl.m.n: latter days, later times. (SEETH-DA-gahs / ˈsiːθ-ˌda-gas)

morgen-torht, adj: bright with the brightness of morning (applied to the sun). (MOR-gen-TOR’HT / ˈmɔr-gɛn-ˌtɔrxt)

nihterne, adv: for a night. (NI’H-ter-nuh / ˈnɪx-tɛr-nə)

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lang-fyrst, m.n: long period of time. (LAHNG-fuerst / ˈlaŋ-fyrst)

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stund, f.n: time, hour; the time appointed for a particular action. (STUND / ˈstʌnd)

wuce, f.n: week (WUCH-uh / ˈwʌ-tʃə)

hwīl, f.n: indefinite or loosely specified duration of time; interval, period. (HWEEL / ˈhwiːl)

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