hamer, m.n: hammer. (HA-mer / ˈha-mɛr)

hamer, m.n: hammer. (HA-mer / ˈha-mɛr)

hilde-pīl, m.n: battle-dart. (HILL-duh-PEEL / ˈhɪl-də-ˌpiːl)
mid-singend, m.n: one who sings with another. (MID-SING-gend / ˈmɪd-ˌsɪŋ-gɛnd)

searu-gim, m.n: curious gem, precious stone. (SEH-ah-ruh-YIM / ˈsɛa-rʌ-ˌjɪm)
hrycg-hǣr, n.n: hair on the back of an animal. (H’RUEDG-HAER / ˈhrydʒ-ˌhæːr)

fnæd, n.n: the border, hem or fringe of a garment; (in plural) fringes, the loose threads at the edges of a garment. (F’NADD / ˈfnæd)
cym-līce, adv: conveniently, fitly, beautifully, splendidly. (KUEM-lee-chuh / ˈkym-liː-tʃə)

sēoslig, adj: afflicted, troubled, vexed. (SAY-oz-lih / ˈseːɔz-lɪj)
cnōsl, n.n: race, progeny, offspring, kin, family. (K’NO-zull / ˈknoː-zəl)

gēan, preposition: against, on the opposite side. (YAY-ahn / ˈjeːan)