wic-dæg, m.n: a day of the week; a week-day, a day on which business may be done. (WICK-DAEY / ˈwɪk-ˌdæj)
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titelung
titelung, f.n: a giving of the titles or headings. (TI-teh-lung / ˈtɪ-tɛ-lʌŋ)
hetelic
hetelic, adj: (of animate beings) full of hate, malicious, malevolent; (of lust, fornication) hateful, odious, repulsive; (of inanimate/immaterial things) severe, fierce, harsh, violent; (of winter) severe, bitter. (HEH-teh-litch / ˈhɛ-tɛ-lɪtʃ)
þǣr-under
þǣr-under, adv: beneath. (THAER-UN-der / ˈθæːɹ-ˌʌn-dɛɹ)
heort-lufe
heort-lufe, f.n: love which comes from the heart, heartfelt love. (HEH-ort-LUH-vuh / ˈhɛɔrt-ˌlʌ-və)
sciccing
sciccing, m.n: a cloak, cape. (SHIH-ching / ˈʃɪ-t͡ʃɪŋ)
fāmgian
fāmgian, wk.v: to foam, seethe, boil. (FAHM-yi-ahn / ˈfaːm-jɪ-an)
tirging
tirging, f.n: vexation, provocation, harassing emotion. (TIR-ging / ˈtɪɹ-gɪŋ)
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stearc-heard
stearc-heard, adj: violent, unrestrained. (STEH-ark-HEH-ard / ˈstɛaɹk-ˌhɛaɹd)
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tō-ēacan
tō-ēacan, adv/prep: in addition, besides; in addition to. (TOH-AY-ah-kahn / ˈtoː-ˌeːa-kan)
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