hæleþ

hæleþ, m.n: man (referring to specific people accorded approbation); man (more generally), member of the human race. (HAL-eth / ˈhæ-lɛθ)

cennestre

cennestre, f.n: mother. (KEN-ness-truh / ˈkɛn-nɛs-trə)

þolemōdness, f.n: patience, long-suffering, endurance. (THO-leh-MOAD-ness / ˈθɔ-lɛ-ˌmoːd-nɛs)

seolh-bæþ, n.n: seal-bath, a kenning for the sea. (SEH-ol’h-BATH / ˈsɛɔlx-ˌbæθ)

sām-wīs, adj: dull, foolish. (SAHM-WEES / ˈsaːm-ˌwiːs)

un-āræfnedlīc, adj: intolerable, impossible to bear. (UN-ah-RAV-ned-leech / ˈʌn-aː-ˌræv-nɛd-liːtʃ)

reordian, wk.v: to speak, say. (REH-or-di-ahn / ˈrɛɔr-di-an)

fīf, n/numeral/adj: five. (FEEF / ˈfiːf)

renge, f.n: spider. (RENG-guh / ˈrɛŋ-gə)

hilde-swāt, m.n: hostile vapour (battle-sweat). (HILL-duh-SWAHT / ˈhɪl-də-ˌswaːt)