hrið-suht, f.n: fever. (HRITH-SU’HT / ˈhrɪθ-ˌsʌxt)
beallucas
beallucas, m.n: bollocks. (BEH-ah-luh-kas / ˈbɛa-lʌ-kas)
be-forhtian
be-forhtian, wk.v: to dread, to fear. (beh-FOR’H-ti-ahn / bɛ-ˈfɔrx-tɪ-an)
lēah
lēah, m.n: a lea, meadow, open space, untilled land. (LAY-ah / ˈleːax)
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efen-hlēoþrung
efen-hlēoþrung, f.n: a singing together, concert. (EH-ven-H’LAY-o-thrung / ˈɛ-vɛn-ˌhleːɔ-θrʌŋ)
mǣting
mǣting, f.n: dream. (MAE-ting / ˈmæː-tɪŋ)
here-numa
here-numa, m.n: a captive, prisoner of war. (HEH-ruh-NUH-ma / ˈhɛ-rə-ˌnʌ-ma)
swōgan
swōgan, str.v: to make a sound, move with noise, rush, roar (of wind, water, flame); (figuratively) to move with violence, invade. (SWO-gahn / ˈswoː-gan)
Peohtas
Peohtas, pl.m.n: the Picts. (PEH-o’h-tas / ˈpɛɔx-tas)
trahtung
trahtung, f.n: exposition, comment. (TRA’H-tung / ˈtrax-tʌŋ)
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