strēam-weall

strēam-weall, m.n: a shore. (STRAY-ahm-WEH-all)

finger-æppel

finger-æppel, n.n: finger-apple, finger-fruit, a date. (FING-ger-AP-pell)

brȳd, f.n: a bride, a woman about to be married or newly married, a wife, spouse, woman. (BRUD)

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slecg-wyrhta, m.n: one who works with a hammer, a worker in metals. (SLEDG-WUR-h’ta)

flet, n.n: the ground, floor of a house; a dwelling, habitation, house, cottage, hall. (FLET)

wacor, adj: watchful, vigilant. (WAH-kor)

ēar-clǣnsiend, m.n: little finger (ear-cleaner). (AY-ar-KLAN-zi-yend / ˈeːar-ˌklæːn-zɪ-ɛnd)

un-nyt, adj: useless, vain, idle, unprofitable. (un-NUT)

galdor-cræft, m.n: art of enchantment, occult art, incantation. (GALL-dor-KRAFT)

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un-gelēaf, adj: unbelieving; incredulous. (un-yeh-LAY-off)

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