sin-niht, f.n: continual night, perpetual darkness. (SIN-NI-h’t / ˈsɪn-ˌnɪht)
swincan
swincan, str.v: to toil, labour, work with effort; to be troubled, travail, be in difficulty or distress. (SWIN-kahn / ˈswɪn-kan)
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wīngeard-hring
wīngeard-hring, m.n: a cluster of grapes. (WEEN-YEH-ard-H’RING)
ge-þylmēdan
ge-þylmēdan, wk.v: to make patient, bring down. (yeh-THUL-MAY-dahn)
snot
snot, n.n: snot. (SNOT / ˈsnɔt)
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hrif
hrif, n.n: the womb, belly. (H’RIFF)
fōr-mete
fōr-mete, m.n: provisions for a journey (‘fare-food’). (FOR-MEH-teh)
gēo-sceaft-gāst
gēo-sceaft-gāst, m.n: a fatal, dire spirit or ancient spirit (definition uncertain). (YAY-oh-SHEH-aft-GAHST)
wiccian
wiccian, wk.v: to practise witchcraft. (WITCH-ee-ahn)
lācnestre
lācnestre, f.n: a (female) physician, doctor. (LAHK-nez-treh)
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