ȳstan, wk.v: to be stormy. (UE-stahn / ˈyː-stan)
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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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dōm-settend
Dærenta-mūþa
Dærenta-mūþa, m.n: Dartmouth, Devonshire (mūþa = the mouth of a river). (DAE-ren-ta-MOO-tha / ˈdæ-rɛn-ta-ˌmuː-θa)
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þoterian
þoterian, wk.v: to howl, wail, cry out. (THO-teh-ri-ahn / ˈθɔ-tɛ-rɪ-an)
forþian
forþian, wk.v: to send (something) forth/out; to promote, advance (the well-being of someone/something); to carry out, accomplish (a task, undertaking, etc). (FOR-thi-ahn / ˈfɔr-θɪ-an)
fæderlīce
fæderlīce, adv: in a fatherly manner, as a father. (FAE-der-LEE-chuh / ˈfæ-dɛr-ˌliː-tʃə)
frēoscipe
frēoscipe, m.n: freedom, liberty. (FRAY-oh-SHIP-uh / ˈfreːɔ-ˌʃɪ-pə)
wrenc-wīs
wrenc-wīs, adj: unjust, unrighteous. (WRENCH-WEES / ˈwrɛntʃ-ˌwiːs)
ge-sacu
ge-sacu, f.n: contention, hostility. (yeh-SAH-kuh / jɛ-ˈsa-kʌ)
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