wēsten

wēsten, m.n: desert, wilderness. (WAY-sten / ˈweː-stɛn)

lāð

lāð, adj: hostile, malign, bearing hate toward another. (LAWTH / ˈlaːθ)

rǣden, f.n: condition. (RAD-en / ˈræː-dɛn)

hālga gāst, n: Holy Spirit. (HALL-ga GAHST / ˈhaːl-ga ˈgaːst)

lǣwede, adj: lay, i.e. not learned, not of the church; by gradual change of meaning it became modern English ‘lewd’. (LAE-weh-duh / ˈlæː-wɛ-də)

stǣger, f.n: staircase. (STAE-yer / ˈstæː-jɛr)

gold-fæt, n.n: thin plate of gold. (GOLD-VAT / ˈgɔld-ˌvæt)

grymettung, f.n: roaring, bellowing; loud outcry, howling. (GRUE-met-tung / ˈgry-mɛt-tʌŋ)

ge-fēr-rǣden, f.n: companionship, fellowship, congregation, church; familiarity, friendship. (yeh-FAIR-RAD-en / jɛ-ˈfeːr-ˌræː-dɛn)

fǣgþ, f.n: hostility. (FAETH / ˈfæːjθ)