swin, m.n: sound, melody. (SWIN / ˈswɪn)
swin
swīn
swīn, n.n: pig, swine. (SWEEN / ˈswiːn)
ofer-gǣgedness
ofer-gǣgedness, f.n: transgression. (OV-er-GAE-yud-ness / ˌɔ-vɛr-ˈgæː-jəd-nɛs)
hǣr-nǣdl
hǣr-nǣdl, f.n: a hair-pin. (HAER-NAE-dul / ˈhæːr-ˌnæː-dəl)
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lah-wita
lah-wita, m.n: one who has a knowledge of law, a lawyer. (LA’H-WI-ta / ˈlax-ˌwɪ-ta)
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regn-boga
linden
linden, adj: made of wood from the linden tree (called basswood in North America), commonly called lime tree in the UK although it’s not closely related to the tree that produces lime fruit. (LIN-den / ˈlɪn-dɛn)
ȳstan
ȳstan, wk.v: to be stormy. (UE-stahn / ˈyː-stan)
Today’s word is from Joe H., who also chose throwback WOTD wolcen-gehnāst (cloud-collision). Learn more about Goldgifa Week on Patreon.
wītega
wītega, m.n: a wise man, one who has knowledge; one who has knowledge from a superhuman source, prophet, soothsayer. (WEE-teh-ga / ˈwiː-tɛ-ga)
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