lēac-tūn

lēac-tūn, m.n: herb garden, kitchen garden. (LAY-ock-TOON / ˈleːak-ˌtuːn)

ort-geard

ort-geard, m.n: orchard. (ORT-YEH-ard / ˈɔrt-ˌjɛard)

wyrttrumian, wk.v: to take root. (WURT-TRUM-ee-ahn)

āc, m/f.n: oak, oak tree; name of the A-rune ᚪ. (AHK / ˈaːk)

ēoh, m.n: yew, a yew tree; name of the EO-rune ᛇ. (AY-oh’h / ˈeːɔh)

scōm-hylt, f.n: a shady wood, thicket, shrubbery. (SHOAM-hult)

sōlsece, f.n: heliotrope (lit. ‘sun-seek’), a flower that is so-called because it’s supposed to turn its flowers towards the sun. (SOAL-zeh-cheh)

holen, m.n: holly. (HOL-len)

lēac-trog, m.n: a bunch of berries. (LAY-ock-TROG)

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īfig-beara, n: ‘ivy-grove’, a grove of ivy-covered trees. (EE-vee-BAY-ah-ra)