gorst

gorst, m.n: gorse, furze; bramble or thorn bush; juniper. (GORST / ˈgɔrst)

popig

popig, m.n: poppy. (POP-ih / ˈpɔ-pɪj)

wistle, f.n: a hollow reed. (WIST-luh / ˈwɪst-lə)

blōwan, str.v: to bloom, flourish, blossom. (BLO-wan / ˈbloː-wan)

wōde-wistle, f.n: hemlock. (WO-duh-WIST-luh / ˈwoː-də-ˌwɪst-lə)

bōc-holt, m/n.n: a beech wood, forest of beeches. (BOAK-HOLT / ˈboːk-ˌhɔlt)

lind-hrycg, m.n: ridge on which lime-trees grow. (LIND-HRUDGE / ˈlɪnd-ˌhrydʒ)

hæsel-hnutu, f.n: hazelnut. (HAE-zel-H’NUT-uh / ˈhæ-zɛl-ˌhnʌ-tʌ)

fīf-lēaf, f.n: cinquefoil (‘five-leaf’). (FEEF-LAY-ahf / ˈfiːf-ˌleːaf)

trēow, n.n: tree; wood. (TRAY-oh / ˈtreːɔw)