weorþ-mynd

weorþ-mynd, m/f.n: honour, glory, favour, fame. (WEH-orth-muend / ˈwɛɔrθ-mynd)

hrēogan

hrēogan, v: to get rough (of weather). (HRAY-oh-gahn / ˈhreːɔ-gan)

sārig, adj: feeling grief, sorry, sorrowful, sad; expressing grief, mournful, sad, bitter. (SA-rih / ˈsaː-rɪj)

turf, f.n: turf, sod, piece of earth with grass on it; the grassy surface of the earth. (TURF / ˈtʌrf)

irfe, n.n: inherited property, property that passes to an heir. (IR-vuh / ˈɪr-və)

snaca, m/f.n: snake, reptile, perhaps even a scorpion. (SNAH-ka / ˈsna-ka)

murcnung, f.n: complaint, murmuring. (MURK-nung / ˈmʌrk-nʌŋ)

ge-nēalǣcing, f.n: an approach. (yeh-NAY-ah-LATCH-ing / jɛ-ˈneːa-ˌlæː-tʃɪŋ)

ge-þungen, v/participle: grown, thriven, advanced (morally, mentally, etc.), excellent, pious, noble, perfect. (yeh-THUNG-gen / jɛ-ˈθʌŋ-gɛn)

land-brǣce, m.n: breaking up of land; the first ploughing (of unbroken or fallow land). (LAWND-BRATCH-uh / ˈland-ˌbræː-tʃə)