fūl-stincende, adj: foul-smelling, stinking. (FOOL-STIN-chen-duh / ˈfuːl-ˌstɪn-tʃɛn-də)
fūl-stincende
ūht-wæcce
ūht-wæcce, f.n: a nightly vigil. (OO’HT-WAE-chuh / ˈuːxt-ˌwæ-tʃə)
umbor
umbor, n.n: a child. (UM-bor / ˈʌm-bɔr)
costnigend
costnigend, m.n: a tempter. (KOST-ni-yend / ˈkɔst-nɪ-jɛnd)
mold-stōw
mold-stōw, f.n: a place on the earth, a site, or a place in the earth, a grave. (MOLD-STOW / ˈmɔld-ˌstoːw)
crabba
crabba, m.n: a crab, crayfish; a sign of the zodiac, cancer. (KRA-ba / ˈkra-ba)
līf-getwinnan
līf-getwinnan, pl.m.n: twins. (LEEV-yeh-TWIN-on / ˈliːv-jɛ-ˌtwɪ-nan)
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bula
bula, m.n: a bull. (BUH-la / ˈbʌ-la)
ramm
ramm, m.n: a ram (Aries); an instrument for pounding or battering. (RAHM / ˈram)
fisc
fisc, m.n: fish; any animal that lives exclusively in the water. (FISH / ˈfɪʃ)
