ge-fǣtan, v: to pack up. (yeh-VAE-tahn / jɛ-ˈvæː-tan)
hunig-gafol
hunig-gafol, n.n: honey paid as tax or tribute. (HUN-ih-GA-voll / ˈhʌ-nɪj-ˌga-vɔl)
a-gīemelēasian
a-gīemelēasian, wk.v: to neglect, despise. (ah-YEE-eh-meh-LAY-ah-zi-ahn / a-ˈjiːɛ-mɛ-ˌleːa-zɪ-an)
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an-weald
an-weald, adj: powerful. (AHN-WEH-ald / ˈan-ˌwɛald)
hæsel-hnutu
hæsel-hnutu, f.n: hazelnut. (HAE-zel-H’NUT-uh / ˈhæ-zɛl-ˌhnʌ-tʌ)
lettan
lettan, wk.v: to cause to be slow, hinder, impede, delay. (LET-tahn / ˈlɛt-tan)
cū
cū, f.n: cow. (KOO / ˈkuː)
bord-hrēoþa
bord-hrēoþa, n: cover or protection of the shield, used as a general term for shield or phalanx; perhaps a shield ornament. (BORD-H’RAY-o-tha / ˈbɔrd-ˌhreːɔ-θa)
hægel
hægel, m.n: hail (ice pellets); name of the H-rune ᚻ. (HAE-yell / ˈhæ-jɛl)
gēol-mōnaþ
gēol-mōnaþ, m.n: December (‘Yule-month’). (YAY-ol-MO-nath / ˈjeːɔl-ˌmoː-naθ)
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