ceorung, f.n: murmuring, complaint. (CHEH-o-rung / ˈtʃɛɔ-rʌŋ)
stēda
stēda, m.n: stallion (mainly equine but also used for a male camel). (STAY-da / ˈsteː-da)

sam-winnende
sam-winnende, adj: struggling together. (SAHM-WIN-nen-duh / ˈsam-ˌwɪn-nɛn-də)
hȳra
hȳra, m.n: hireling, one who works for pay, a hired servant. (HUE-rah / ˈhyː-ra)

mǣrels
mǣrels, m.n: a rope for mooring a ship. (MAE-rells / ˈmæː-rɛls)
niht
niht, f.n: night (as opposed to day); night, darkness (as opposed to light); a unit of measurement (instead of counting days). (NI’HT / ˈnɪxt)

word-sāwere
word-sāwere, m.n: word-sower. (WORD-SAH-weh-ruh / ˈwɔrd-ˌsaː-wɛ-rə)
mere-fisc
mere-fisc, m.n: sea-fish. (MEH-ruh-FISH / ˈmɛ-rə-ˌfɪʃ)

elehtre
elehtre, f.n: the plant lupine. (EL-eh-h’truh / ˈɛ-lɛx-trə)
tord
tord, n.n: turd, dung. (TORD / ˈtɔrd)
