Hātabaðan

Hātabaðan, n: Bath (place name). (HA-ta-BA-thon / ˈhaː-ta-ˌba-θan)

The city of Bath used to be called Hot Baths.

drohtnian

drohtnian, wk.v: to converse, dwell or keep company with, pass life, live. (DRO’HT-ni-ahn / ˈdrɔxt-nɪ-an)

secgan, wk.v: to say words, tell. (SEDG-ahn / ˈsɛdʒ-an)

pæþ, m/f.n: path, track. (PATH / ˈpæθ)

hrōf-wyrhta, m.n: a worker who works at roofs, a builder. (HROAF-WUER’H-ta / ˈhroːf-ˌwyrx-ta)

sand-land, n.n: the sea-shore. (SAWND-LAWND / ˈsand-ˌland)

grymettan, wk.v: to roar, bellow; to cry out, howl. (GRUE-met-tahn / ˈgry-mɛt-tan)

dēoren, adj: of or like a wild animal. (DAY-o-ren / ˈdeːɔ-rɛn)

þole-byrde, adj: bearing patiently, patient, long-suffering. (THOLL-uh-BUER-duh / ˈθɔ-lə-ˌbyr-də)

a-sēon, str.v: to look at or upon, set eyes on (something). (ah-SAY-on / a-ˈseːɔn)