hrēoh

hrēoh, adj: fierce, savage, rough (of the weather, the sea, etc.), stormy, tempestuous, disturbed (of the mind). (H’RAY-oh / ˈhɹeːɔh)

regn-wæter

regn-wæter, n.n: rainwater. (RAIN-WAT-er)

lyft-edor, m.n: an enclosure formed by clouds. (LUFT-ED-or)

regn-dropa, m.n: a raindrop. (RAIN-drop-ah)

swegel-candel, f.n: the candle of the sky, the sun. (SWEH-yell-KAHN-dell)

weder-tācen, n.n: a sign of fine weather. (WEH-der-TAHK-en)

mere-torht, adj: sea-bright (an epithet for morning). (MEH-reh-TOR-h’t)

regn-scūr, m.n: a shower of rain, a shower. (RAYN-shoor)

cȳle-gicel, m.n: an icicle. (KULL-eh-yi-CHELL)

wind-gerest, f.n: a windy resting-place (?), a hall open to the winds (?). (WIND-yeh-REST)

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