glīw, n.n: glee, joy, mirth; amusement, entertainment; music. (GLEE-ew / ˈgliːw)
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rēðe
rēðe, adj: fierce, cruel, savage, wild. (RAY-thuh / ˈreː-θə)
hǣlþ
hǣlþ, f.n: (good) health, freedom from sickness; (act of) healing. (HALTH / ˈhæːlθ)
wit-word
wit-word, n.n: testament, covenant, statement that bears witness to something. (WIT-WORD / ˈwɪt-ˌwɔrd)
wit
wit, n.n: wit, intelligence, understanding. (WIT / ˈwɪt)
gafol-swān
gafol-swān, m.n: tax-paying swineherd, someone who rents a herd of swine on condition of paying a certain number of swine (butchered) as rent. (GA-voll-SWAN / ˈga-vɔl-ˌswaːn)
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brim-hlæst
brim-hlæst, f.n: fish (sea-cargo). (BRIM-H’LAST / ˈbrɪm-ˌhlæst)
tīma
tīma, m.n: time, hour. (TEE-ma / ˈtiː-ma)
sib-sum
sib-sum, adj: peaceable, friendly. (SIB-sum / ˈsɪb-sʌm)
bell-hūs
bell-hūs, n.n: bell tower, belfry. (BELL-HOOS / ˈbɛl-ˌhuːs)
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