ȳþung

ȳþung, f.n: movement as of waves, fluctuation; overflowing, inundation. (UH-thung / ˈɝː-θʌŋ)

sǣ-wudu

sǣ-wudu, m.n: a ship; literally, ‘sea-wood’. (SAE-WUH-duh / ˈsæː-ˌwʌ-dʌ)

sund-gebland, n.n: the water’s mingling. (SUND-yeh-BLAHND / ˈsʌnd-jɛ-ˌbland)

lagu-strēam, m.n: sea, stream, river, water. (LAH-guh-STRAY-ahm / ˈla-gʌ-ˌstɹeːam)

hran-rād, f.n: ‘whale-road’, the sea. (H’RAHN-RAHD / ˈhɹan-ˌɹaːd)

hȳð, f.n: a hithe, or place that receives a ship on its landing; a low shore, fit to be a landing place for boats; a port, haven. (HUETH / ˈhyːθ)

Hithe occurs in the names of seaports, and also landing-places on rivers, far from the coast.

lagu-strǣt, f.n: a water-street, the sea. (LA-guh-STRAT / ˈla-gʌ-ˌstɹæːt).

holm, m.n: ocean, sea, water. (HOLM / ˈhɔlm)

ȳð-lāf, f.n: ‘wave-remains’, the shore left bare by the waves. (UTH-LATH / ˈɝːθ-ˌlaːf)

for-līðednes, f.n: shipwreck. (for-LEETH-ed-ness / fɔɹ-ˈliː-θɛd-nɛs)