inwit-flān

inwit-flān, m.n: a treacherous shaft, evil arrow. (IN-wit-FLAHN / ˈɪn-wɪt-ˌflaːn)

ānunga

ānunga, adv: at once, immediately, forthwith; in a short time, quickly; (with intensive force) certainly, indeed. (AH-nung-ga / ˈaː-nʌŋ-ga)

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feorm, f.n: food, provisions; entertainment, feast; benefit, profit. (FEH-orm / ˈfɛɔrm)

cnæpling, m.n: small boy; youth. (K’NAP-ling / ˈknæp-lɪŋ)

byldan, wk.v: to make bold, to animate, instigate, exhort, encourage, confirm. (BULL-dahn / ˈbɝl-dan)

gnagan, str.v: to gnaw, bite. (G’NAH-gahn / ˈgna-gan)

blǣd, m.n: blowing, breath, breathing; glory, prosperity. (BLADD / ˈblæːd)

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smēaþancolness, f.n: exactness, strictness. (SMAY-ah-THAN-koll-ness / ˈsmeːa-ˌθan-kɔl-nɛs)

mere-wīf, n.n: ‘mere-woman’, ‘water-woman’. (MEH-ruh-WEEF / ˈmɛ-rə-ˌwiːf)

heoru-wearg, m.n: savage felon or outlaw, fierce outcast. (HEH-or-uh-WEH-arg / ˈhɛɔ-ɹʌ-ˌwɛaɹg)