mōna

mōna, m/f.n: moon. (MO-na / ˈmoː-na)

leahter

leahter, m.n: sin, crime, vice. (LEH-ah-h’ter / ˈlɛax-tɛr)

hleahtor, m.n: laughter. (HLEH-ah-tor / ˈhlɛax-tɔr)

frēond-lufu, f.n: friendship, love. (FRAY-ond-LUH-vuh / ˈfreːɔnd-ˌlʌ-vʌ)

īdel-gylp, n.n: vainglory, vain pride, idle boasting. (EE-dell-YUELP / ˈiː-dɛl-ˌjylp)

wægn, m.n: a wagon, wain, carriage, vehicle. (WAEYN / ˈwæjn)

mūs, f.n: mouse. (MOOS / ˈmuːs)

cyning, m.n: a king, monarch, male sovereign; God, Christ. (KUE-ning / ˈky-nɪŋ)

rōt, adj: glad, cheerful. (ROAT / ˈroːt)

sceaft, m.n: creation, what is created, creature. (SHEH-oft / ˈʃɛaft)

This week’s Wordhord Wednesday post is on the concept of nature in early medieval England. Read it on Patreon.