wulfhēafod-trēow, n.n: ‘wolf-head tree’ (definition uncertain). (WULF-hay-ah-vod-TRAY-oh / ˈwʌlf-heːa-vɔd-ˌtreːɔw)
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bæftan-sittende
bæftan-sittende, adj: idle (back-sitting). (BAV-tahn-SIT-ten-duh / ˈbæv-tan-ˌsɪt-tɛn-də)
stig-weard
stig-weard, m.n: steward, superintendent of household affairs (especially in matters to do with the table). (STIH-WEH-ard / ˈstɪj-ˌwɛard)
stig
stig, n.n: wooden enclosure, part of a house, perhaps a hall. (STIH / ˈstɪj)
gold-finger
gold-finger, m.n: ring finger. (GOLD-FING-ger / ˈgɔld-ˌfɪŋ-gər)
sundor-genga
sundor-genga, m.n: one who goes alone. (SUN-dor-GENG-ga / ˈsʌn-dɔr-ˌgɛŋ-ga)
bān-fæt
bān-fæt, n.n: bone-vessel, the body. (BAHN-VAT / ˈbaːn-ˌvæt)
hærfest-mōnaþ
hærfest-mōnaþ, m.n: September (harvest-month). (HAER-vest-MO-nath / ˈhær-vɛst-ˌmoː-naθ)
hālig-mōnaþ
hālig-mōnaþ, m.n: September (‘holy-month’). (HA-lih-MO-nath / ˈhaː-lɪj-ˌmoː-naθ)
gold-gifa
gold-gifa, m.n: a gold-giver, giver of gold or wealth, a generous lord or king. (GOLD-YIV-ah / ˈgɔld-ˌjɪ-va)
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