ful-sōþ

ful-sōþ, adv: full sooth, very truly. (FULL-SOATH / ˈfʌl-ˌsoːθ)

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ge-þyld

ge-þyld, f.n: patience, resignation. (yeh-THUELD / jɛ-ˈθyld)

bealu-dǣd, f.n: an evil deed. (BEH-ah-luh-DAED / ˈbɛa-lʌ-ˌdæːd)

wæfre, adj: flickering, wavering, quivering; wavering, languishing; active, nimble. (WAE-vruh / ˈwæ-vrə)

hrīðer-hēawere, m.n: a butcher. (HREE-ther-HAY-ah-weh-ruh / ˈhriː-θɛr-ˌheːa-wɛ-rə)

hrīðer, n.n: horned cattle, ox, cow, heifer. (HREE-ther / ˈhriː-θɛr)

be-tweonum, preposition: between, among, amid, in the midst. (beh-TWEH-oh-num / bɛ-ˈtwɛɔ-nʌm)

cīding, f.n: a chiding, rebuke, reproving. (CHEE-ding / ˈtʃiː-dɪŋ)

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or-hlyte, adj: having no share of, not participating in, free from, without. (or-HLUE-tuh / ɔr-ˈhly-tə)

wǣfan, wk.v: to wrap up, to clothe. (WAE-vahn / ˈwæː-van)