swift-ryne, m.n: a swift course, rapid running of water. (SWIFT-RUE-nuh / ˈswɪft-ˌry-nə)
wæter-brōga
wæter-brōga, m.n: water-terror, terror of the deep. (WAT-er-BRO-ga / ˈwæ-tɛr-ˌbroː-ga)
bāt-weard
bāt-weard, m.n: commander of a ship (BAHT-WEH-ard / ˈbaːt-ˌwɛard)
twi-browen
twi-browen, adj: twice-brewed. (TWIH-BROH-wen / ˈtwɪ-ˌbrɔ-wɛn)
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rāh-dēor
rāh-dēor, n.n: roe-buck, roe deer. (RA’H-DAY-or / ˈraːx-ˌdeːɔr)
up-flēring
up-flēring, f.n: an upper floor, an upper chamber. (UP-FLAY-ring / ˈʌp-ˌfleː-rɪŋ)
mūþ-bana
mūþ-bana, m.n: ‘mouth-killer’, one who destroys with the mouth. (MOOTH-BAH-nah / ˈmuːθ-ˌba-na)
snǣsan
snǣsan, wk.v: to spit, run through with a pointed implement or weapon. (SNAZZ-ahn / ˈsnæː-zan)
or-hlyte
or-hlyte, adj: having no share of, not participating in, free from, without. (OR-HLUE-tuh / ˈɔr-ˌhly-tə)
bōc-cynn
bōc-cynn, n.n: a kind of book. (BOAK-KUEN / ˈboːk-ˌkyn)
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