heard-hīþende

heard-hīþende, adj: cruelly ravaging, violently attacking. (HEH-ard-HEE-then-duh / ˈhɛard-ˌhiː-θɛn-də)

bōcere

bōcere, m.n: a writer, scribe, author, learned person, instructor. (BOH-cheh-ruh / ˈboː-tʃɛ-rə)

gelenda, m.n: a man of landed property, a rich man. (yeh-LEN-da / jɛ-ˈlɛn-da)

ge-lend, f.n: fat, lard. (yeh-LEND / jɛ-ˈlɛnd)

ge-lendan, wk.v: to approach, come, arrive, go, proceed. (yeh-LEN-dahn / jɛ-ˈlɛn-dan)

for-hǣþed, adj: burned up, destroyed by fire; scorched. (for-HAE-thed / fɔr-ˈhæː-θɛd)

fela-sinnig, adj: very sinful. (FELL-ah-SIN-nih / ˈfɛ-la-ˌsɪn-nɪj)

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tiger, n: tiger. (TIH-gur / ˈtɪ-gər)

ge-lǣfan, wk.v: to leave (something) remaining; to be left over, remain. (yeh-LAE-vahn / jɛ-ˈlæː-van)

gafol-hwītel, m.n: blankets or cloth paid as tax or tribute. (GA-voll-HWEE-tell / ˈga-vɔl-ˌhwiː-tɛl)