weorold-cræft

weorold-cræft, m.n: secular (non-religious) craft or art (world-craft). (WEH-oh-rold-KRAFT / ˈwɛɔ-rɔld-ˌkræft)

ærra gēola

ærra gēola, m.n: December (first Yule). (AER-ra-YAY-o-la / ˈæ-ra ˈjeːɔ-la)

pumic-stān, m.n: pumice stone. (PUH-mitch-STAHN / ˈpʌ-mɪtʃ-ˌstaːn)

meox, n.n: muck, dung, ordure, dirt. (MEH-ocks / ˈmɛɔks)

heals-brynige, f.n: a gorget (throat armour), a hauberk (long defensive shirt, usually mail). (HEH-alz-BRUH-nih-yuh / ˈhɛalz-ˌbɹɝ-nɪ-jə)

wǣr-loga, m.n: one who is false to their covenant, faithless and deceitful person. (WAER-LOG-ah / ˈwæːr-ˌlɔ-ga)

Oxna-ford, n: Oxford, a place-name meaning ‘ford of the oxen’. (AWK-sna-vord / ˈɔk-sna-vɔrd)

word-wīs, adj: ‘word-wise’, wise in speech. (WORD-WEES / ˈwɔrd-ˌwiːs)

from-hweorfan, str.v: to turn from, go or depart from. (FROM-H’WEH-or-vahn / ˈfɹɔm-ˌhwɛɔɹ-van)

un-tȳdre, m.n: an evil growth, evil progeny, a monstrous birth. (UN-TUH-druh / ˈʌn-ˌtɝː-dɹə)