firgen-gāt

firgen-gāt, f.n: a mountain goat. (FIR-yen-GAHT / ˈfɪɹ-jɛn-ˌgaːt)

rōtness

rōtness, f.n: gladness, cheerfulness; comfort, protection. (ROAT-ness)

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lēoþ-gyddung, f.n: utterance in verse, poem, song. (LAY-oth-YUD-dung)

ealdor-apostol, m.n: chief or prince of the apostles (traditional epithet for St Peter). (AY-ALL-dor-AH-poss-toll)

ealdor, m.n: an elder, parent, author; a chief, prince. (AY-ALL-dor)

eorcnan-stān, m.n: a precious stone, pearl, topaz. (AY-ork-nahn-STAHN)

wist-full, adj: abounding in food, productive. (WIST-full)

wist, m/f.n: subsistence; a feast; eating, feasting. (WIST / ˈwɪst)

calwer, m.n: substance made out of sour milk, possibly a kind of cheese, yogurt, curds, or whey. (CALL-wer)

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wær-sagol, adj: cautious in speech, careful in what one says. (WAER-sah-goll)