arodlīce, adv: quickly, perhaps ‘eagerly, urgently’. (AH-rod-lee-chuh / ˈa-rɔd-liː-tʃə)
hama
hama, m.n: covering. (HA-ma / ˈha-ma)
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spora
spora, m.n: a spur. (SPOR-ah / ˈspɔ-ra)
sporettan
sporettan, wk.v: to kick. (SPOR-et-tahn / ˈspɔ-rɛt-tan)
ge-cneordnys
ge-cneordnys, f.n: diligence, study. (yeh-K’NEH-ord-nues / jɛ-ˈknɛɔrd-nys)
þegnung
þegnung, f.n: service, ministration; good office done by one to another; service to a lord or master; service of an official, office, official employment, ministry. (THEH-nung / ˈθɛj-nʌŋ)
fisc-hūs
fisc-hūs, n.n: ‘fish-house’, place or building for storing and perhaps selling fish. (FISH-HOOS / ˈfɪʃ-ˌhuːs)
hand
hand, f.n: hand. (HAWND / ˈhand)
glæd-mōd
glæd-mōd, adj: glad-minded, cheerful, of good cheer, joyous, pleasant, kind, courteous. (GLAD-MOAD / ˈglæd-ˌmoːd)
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sǣ-brōga
sǣ-brōga, m.n: sea-terror. (SAE-BROH-ga / ˈsæː-ˌbroː-ga)
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