bryþen

bryþen, n.n: brewing; concoction, soup, broth. (BRUTH-en)

hwōsta

hwōsta, m.n: a cough. (H’WO-sta / ˈhwoː-sta)

frōfor, f.n: consolation, comfort. (FRO-vor / ˈfɹoː-vɔɹ)

sȳfre, adj: sober, not giving way to appetite or passion, pure, temperate, circumspect. (SUV-reh)

tæl-mearc, f.n: date (in context of time/calendars). (TAL-MEH-ark)

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gēo-hwīlum, adv: formerly, of old. (YAY-oh-H’WEEL-um)

wīn-horn, m.n: a wine-horn, drinking-cup. (WEEN-horn)

byrgan, wk.v: to taste, partake of (food or drink). (BUR-gahn)

candel-snȳtels, m.n: instrument used for trimming candles, perhaps candle-snuffer. (KAHN-dell-SNUH-tells)

dol-gylp, m/n.n: foolish boast, foolish pride. (DOLL-yulp)

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