wyrt-gælstre, f.n: woman who uses herbs for charms. (WUERT-GAL-struh / ˈwyrt-ˌgæl-strə)
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drȳ
drȳ, m.n: magician, sorcerer, soothsayer. (DRUE / dryː)
cȳse
cȳse, m.n: a cheese. (CHUE-zuh / ˈtʃyː-zə)
word-lēan
word-lēan, n.n: reward for words. (WORD-LAY-ahn / ˈwɔrd-ˌleːan)
undern
undern, m.n: the time between sunrise and midday, morning. (UN-dern / ˈʌn-dɛrn)
This week’s Wordhord Wednesday post is on dragon’s blood. Read it on Patreon.
naca
naca, m.n: a boat, ship. (NAH-ka / ˈna-ka)
mere-grota
mere-grota, m.n: a pearl. (MEH-ruh-GROT-ah / ˈmɛ-rə-ˌgrɔ-ta)
It’s Wordhord Wednesday #50 and in honour of the occasion, I’ve decided to make this particular post free for everyone to read. See ‘pearls, margaritas and giant grapes’ on Patreon.
spic
spic, n.n: bacon, the fatty meat of swine. (SPITCH / ˈspɪtʃ)
cū-bȳre
cū-bȳre, m.n: a cow-byre, cow-shed. (KOO-BUE-ruh / ˈkuː-ˌbyː-rə)
wyrt
wyrt, f.n: plant, herb. (WUERT / ˈwyrt)
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