regn-dropa, m.n: a raindrop. (RAIN-drop-ah)
Category Archives: water
ūter-mere
ūter-mere, m.n: outer-sea, open sea. (OO-ter-MEH-reh)
strēam-weall
strēam-weall, m.n: a shore. (STRAY-ahm-WEH-all)
mere-næddra
mere-næddra, m/f.n: a ‘sea-adder’, a lamprey. (MEH-reh-NAD-dra)
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mere-torht
mere-torht, adj: sea-bright (an epithet for morning). (MEH-reh-TOR-h’t)
in-flēde
in-flēde, adj: full of water (of a stream). (in-FLAY-deh)
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regn-scūr
regn-scūr, m.n: a shower of rain, a shower. (RAYN-shoor)
cȳle-gicel
cȳle-gicel, m.n: an icicle. (KULL-eh-yi-CHELL)
sund-hengest
sund-hengest, m.n: ‘sea-horse’, i.e. a ship. (SUND-HENG-gest / ˈsʌnd-ˌhɛŋ-gɛst)
mere-dēaþ
mere-dēaþ, m.n: death in the sea, death by drowning. (MEH-reh-DAY-ath)
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