īs

īs, n.n: ice; name of the I-rune ᛁ. (EES / ˈiːs)

winter-burna

winter-burna, m.n: a stream that is full in winter (?), a torrent. (WIN-ter-BUR-na / ˈwɪn-tɛr-ˌbʌr-na)

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swift-ryne, m.n: a swift course, rapid running of water. (SWIFT-RUE-nuh / ˈswɪft-ˌry-nə)

wæd, n.n: ford, shallow water, water that may be traversed; (poetic) a body of water, sea. (WAED / ˈwæd)

be-sencan, wk.v: to sink, plunge, submerge, drown. (beh-SEN-kahn / bɛ-ˈsɛn-kan)

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bædzere, m.n: a baptist, baptizer. (BAED-zeh-ruh / ˈbæd-zɛ-rə)

ūrig-lāst, adj: making a dewy track, walking the wet earth. (OO-ree-LAHST / ˈuː-rɪj-ˌlaːst)

rysc-rīþig, n.n: a stream in which rushes grow. (RUSH-REE-thih / ˈɹɝʃ-ˌɹiː-θɪj)

ēa-fisc, m.n: a river-fish. (AY-ah-FISH / ˈeːa-ˌfɪʃ)

wæter-scipe, m.n: water, body of water. (WAT-er-SHIP-uh / ˈwæ-tɛr-ˌʃɪ-pə)