swefel

swefel, m.n: sulphur, brimstone. (SWEH-vell / ˈswɛ-vɛl)

wel-gecwēmness

wel-gecwēmness, f.n: well-pleasingness, good pleasure. (WELL-yeh-KWAIM-ness / ˈwɛl-jɛ-ˌkweːm-nɛs)

æ-reafe, adj: discovered, brought to light. (AE-REH-ah-vuh / ˈæ-ˌrɛa-və)

mōd-geþanc, m.n: mind, thoughts, thought. (MOAD-yeh-THONK / ˈmoːd-jɛ-ˌθank)

ge-byrman, wk.v: to leaven; to ferment (a drink); to swell up, puff up (with power, pride). (yeh-BUR-mahn / jɛ-ˈbɝr-man)

swefnigend, m.n: a dreamer. (SWEV-nih-yend / ˈswɛv-nɪ-jɛnd)

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cēol, m.n: ship, sea-going vessel. (CHAY-oll / ˈtʃeːɔl)

tabule, m/f.n: table; tablet or table on which to inscribe; a board which is struck to give a signal. (TA-buh-luh / ˈta-bʌ-lə)⁠

ealde-ealde-fæder, m.n: great-grandfather. (EH-all-duh-EH-all-duh-VAE-der / ˌɛal-də-ˌɛal-də-ˈvæ-dər)

sumer-lang, adj: long as in summer, epithet of a day. (SUM-er-LAHNG / ˈsʌ-mɛr-ˌlaŋ)