hrēre-mūs, f.n: bat. (HRAY-ruh-MOOS / ˈhreː-rə-ˌmuːs)
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mōnaþ-sēocness
mōnaþ-sēocness, f.n: lunacy (‘month-sickness’). (MO-nath-SAY-ock-ness / ˈmoː-naθ-ˌseːɔk-nɛs)
nīþing
nīþing, m.n: villain, one who commits a vile action. (NEETH-ing / ˈniː-θɪŋ)
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tīd
tīd, f.n: time, hour; period of time. (TEED / ˈtiːd)
cīs
cīs, adj: fastidious, squeamish (in eating). (CHEES / ˈtʃiːs)
ge-sǣlig
ge-sǣlig, adj: happy, prosperous, blessed, fortunate. (yeh-SAE-lih / jɛ-ˈsæː-lɪj)
dūst
dūst, n.n: dust (of the earth); dust or ashes; what anything is reduced to by disintegration or decay; material out of which the human body is made (to which it returns and from which it will rise again). (DOOST / ˈduːst)
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gamen-wāþ
gamen-wāþ, n: joyful path, joyous journey. (GAH-men-WAHTH / ˈga-mɛn-ˌwaːθ)
hyrde
hyrde, m.n: shepherd, herdsman; keeper, guardian. (HUER-duh / ˈhyr-də)
cycel
cycel, m.n: little cake (not sweet). (KUE-chell / ˈky-tʃɛl)
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