hǣl

hǣl, n.n: omen, auspice. (HAL / ˈhæːl)

earm-cearig

earm-cearig, adj: miserable and sad. (EH-arm-CHEH-ah-rih / ˈɛaɹm-ˌtʃɛa-ɹɪj)

ge-nip, n.n: a mist, cloud, darkness, obscurity. (yeh-NIP / jɛ-ˈnɪp)

mis-limp, n.n: a mishap. (MIS-LIMP / ˈmɪs-ˌlɪmp)

beorc, f.n: birch; name of the B-rune ᛒ. (BEH-ork / ˈbɛɔɹk)

tealt, adj: unsteady; unstable, not to be relied on, untrustworthy, precarious. (TEH-alt / ˈtɛalt)

morgen-sēoc, adj: morning-sick. (MOR-gen-SAY-ock / ˈmɔr-gɛn-ˌseːɔk)

ēaster-mōnaþ, m.n: April (Easter-month). (AY-ah-ster-MO-nath / ˈeːa-stɛr-ˌmoː-naθ)

be-clypping, f.n: an embrace, a hug. (beh-KLUP-ping / bɛ-ˈklɝ-pɪŋ)

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rysc-bedd, n.n: a bed of rushes. (RUSH-BED / ˈɹɝʃ-ˌbɛd)