riht-dōnde

riht-dōnde, n: right-doing. (RIH-h’t-DOAN-duh / ˈɹɪht-ˌdoːn-də)

ēaster-ge-wuna

ēaster-ge-wuna, m.n: Easter custom, rite, or ritual. (AY-ah-stair-yeh-WUN-ah)

be-bod, n.n: a command, mandate, decree, order. (beh-BOD)

nerian, wk.v: to save. (NAIR-i-yahn)

for-swigan, wk.v: to pass over in silence, keep quiet about (something); (without expressed object) to be silent. (for-SWI-gahn / fɔɹ-ˈswɪ-gan)

gelm, m.n: a handful. (YELM)

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gār-cēne, adj: spear-bold, bold in arms (lit. ‘spear-keen’). (GAR-KAY-neh)

ge-rēfa, m.n: a prefect, steward, fiscal officer of the shire or county, judge, reeve or sheriff, count. (yeh-RAY-vah)

palm-æppel, m.n: fruit of the palm, a date. (PALM-APP-pell)

ribb-spācan, pl.n.n: ‘rib-spokes’, possibly the brisket. (RIB-SPAH-kahn / ˈɹɪb-ˌspaː-kan)