wyn-bēam

wyn-bēam, m.n: a tree that causes delight (lit. ‘joy-tree’), an epithet of the cross. (WUN-BAY-ahm / ˈwɝn-ˌbeːam)

ge-palmtwīged

ge-palmtwīged, adj: palm-twigged, adorned with palm-twigs. (yeh-PALM-TWEE-yud / jɛ-ˈpalm-ˌtwiː-jəd)

hassuc, m.n: coarse grass, a place where such grass grows. (HA-suck / ˈha-sʌk)

hænne-belle, f.n: henbane. (HAN-neh-BELL-leh / ˈhæn-nɛ-ˌbɛl-lɛ)

weg-brāde, f.n: way-bread, a kind of plant, possibly plantain. (WEY-BRAH-deh / ˈwɛj-ˌbɹaː-dɛ)

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mæsen, adj: of maple. (MAE-zen / ˈmæ-zɛn)

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wīr-trēow, n.n: a myrtle tree. (WEER-TRAY-oh / ˈwiːɹ-ˌtɹeːɔ)

petersilige, f.n: parsley. (PEH-ter-ZILL-ih-yuh / ˈpɛ-tɛɹ-ˌzɪ-lɪ-jə)

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berie, f.n: berry (in many cases the identification is difficult). (BEH-rih-uh / ˈbɛ-ɹɪ-ə)

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ragu, f.n: lichen. (RAH-guh / ˈɹa-gʌ)

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