eald-riht, n.n: ancient right, old law. (AY-ald-RIHT)
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þanc-word
þanc-word, n.n: a word of thanks. (THONK-word)
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cyning
cyning, m.n: a king, monarch, male sovereign; God, Christ. (KUE-ning / ˈky-nɪŋ)
hearpe-streng
hearpe-streng, m.n: a harp-string. (HAY-ar-peh-STRENG)
ǣrend-raca
ǣrend-raca, m.n: a messenger, ambassador; an apostle, angel. (AR-end-RA-ka)
wafian
wafian, wk.v: to look with wonder, be amazed; to wonder at, be amazed at. (WAH-vee-ahn)
scēap-heord
scēap-heord, f.n: a flock of sheep. (SHAY-op-HAY-ord)
holen
holen, m.n: holly. (HOL-len)
lēac-trog
lēac-trog, m.n: a bunch of berries. (LAY-ock-TROG)
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hrǣc-gebræc
hrǣc-gebræc, n.n: a cold in the chest, hoarseness. (HRACK-yeh-BRACK)
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