cūe mesa

cūe mesa, m.n: cow’s dung. (KOO-eh-MEH-za / ˈkuː-ɛ-ˌmɛ-za)

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lēod-wynn

lēod-wynn, f.n: joy of being among one’s own people. (LAY-odd-WUEN / ˈleːɔd-ˌwyn)

sunn-hāt, adj: ‘sun-hot’, heated by the sun. (SUN-HAWT / ˈsʌn-ˌhaːt)

snacc, f.n: a swift-sailing vessel. (SNAWK / ˈsnak)

wyrt-geard, m.n: kitchen garden. (WUERT-YEH-ard / ˈwyrt-ˌjɛard)

cū-cealf, n.n: a cow’s calf. (KOO-CHEH-alf / ˈkuː-ˌtʃɛalf)

hūs, n.n: building, house; temporary shelter; room. (HOOS / ˈhuːs)

flǣsc-hord, n.n: ‘flesh-hoard’, the body. (FLASH-HORD / ˈflæːʃ-ˌhɔrd)

wyrt-stenc, m.n: scent from a plant. (WUERT-STENCH / ˈwyrt-ˌstɛntʃ)

brēad, n.n: bread; food. (BRAY-ad / ˈbreːad)