bāt-weard

bāt-weard, m.n: commander of a ship (BAHT-WEH-ard / ˈbaːt-ˌwɛard)

mūþ-bana

mūþ-bana, m.n: ‘mouth-killer’, one who destroys with the mouth. (MOOTH-BAH-nah / ˈmuːθ-ˌba-na)

āþ, m.n: oath. (AWTH / ˈaːθ)

wudu-bucca, m.n: wild goat (male). (WUH-duh-BUCK-ah / ˈwʌ-dʌ-ˌbʌk-ka)

lencten-ādl, f.n: ‘spring-disease’, fever. (LENK-ten-AH-dull / ˈlɛnk-tɛn-ˌaː-dəl)

cēap-stōw, f.n: marketplace. (CHAY-op-STOH / ˈtʃeːap-ˌstoːw)

cēap, m.n: purchase, sale, business transaction; possessions; price, payment. (CHAY-op / ˈtʃeːap)

befer, m.n: beaver. (BEH-ver / ˈbɛ-vɛr)

ceorl, m.n: man (general term without reference to a particular social class); peasant; member of the lowest class of free men. (CHEH-orl / ˈtʃɛɔrl)

cnafa, m.n: boy or youth. (K’NAH-va / ˈkna-va)