cēol

cēol, m.n: ship, sea-going vessel. (CHAY-oll / ˈtʃeːɔl)

stigel

stigel, f.n: a stile, set of steps for getting over a fence. (STIH-yell / ˈstɪ-jɛl)

līðan, adj: to go (generally by sea), sail. (LEE-than / ˈliː-θan)

scoppa, m.n: a shop, a booth or shed for trade or work. (SHOP-pa / ˈʃɔp-pa)

wāþ, f.n: wandering, roving. (WAHTH / ˈwaːθ)

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weg-fērend, m.n: wayfarer, traveller. (WEY-FAY-rend / ˈwɛj-ˌfeː-rɛnd)

earc, f.n: ark (mainly referring to Noah’s ark and the ark of the covenant); chest, coffer, container of some sort. (EH-ark / ˈɛark)

bāt, m.n: boat. (BAWT / ˈbaːt)

feccan, wk.v: to fetch, go in search of and bring back, come and get. (FETCH-ahn / ˈfɛ-tʃan)

stæpe-gang, m.n: a step. (STAPP-uh-GAHNG / ˈstæ-pə-ˌgaŋ)