egeþe

egeþe, f.n: harrow, rake. (EH-yeh-thuh / ˈɛ-jɛ-θə)

searu-pīl

searu-pīl, m.n: implement with a point. (SEH-ah-ruh-PEEL / ˈsɛa-rʌ-ˌpiːl)

bȳtla, m.n: a hammerer, builder. (BUET-la / ˈbyːt-la)

hlæder, f.n: ladder, flight of steps. (HLADD-er / ˈhlæ-dɛr)

geoc, n.n: a yoke; a yoke of oxen. (YEH-ock / ˈjɛɔk)

midl, n.n: a bit, curb (of a bridle); the thong which bound the oar to the pin. (MIH-dull / ˈmɪ-dəl)

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āl-fæt, n.n: vessel suitable for placing on a fire, cooking vessel. (ALL-VAT / ˈaːl-ˌvæt)

lǣce-getawu, n.n (plural): medical apparatus. (LATCH-uh-yeh-TA-wuh / ˈlæː-tʃə-jɛ-ˌta-wʌ)

fann, f.n: winnowing fan, implement for winnowing grain. (FAHN / ˈfan)

cucler-mǣl, n.n: a spoon measure. (KUH-kler-MAL / ˈkʌ-klɛr-ˌmæːl)

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