þunor-wyrt

þunor-wyrt, f.n: ‘thunder-plant’, house leek, Sempervivum tectorum. (THUN-or-WURT)

wīngeard-hring

wīngeard-hring, m.n: a cluster of grapes. (WEEN-YEH-ard-H’RING)

cucurbite, f.n: a gourd. (KUH-kur-bit-eh)

fen-fearn, n.n: the fen or water-fern, flowering fern, the herb christopher, osmund-royal. (FEN-FEH-arn)

hlyn, m.n: maple. (HLUN)

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brēmel-þȳfel, m.n: a bramble thicket. (BRAY-mel-THUH-vel)

ofet, n.n: fruit. (OV-et)

gehæg-holt, m/n.n: definition uncertain, possibly a copse in an enclosure or a copse where there is pasture. (yeh-HÆ-holt)

wyrttūn-hege, m.n: a garden hedge. (WURT-toon-HEH-yeh)

hearh-eard, m.n: a grove-dwelling (?), a dwelling in a grove, a grove as a dwelling. (HAY-ar’h-AY-ard)

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