þurh-þyddan

þurh-þyddan, v: to thrust through, pierce through. (THUR’H-THUH-dahn / ˈθʌɹh-ˌθɝ-dan)

disc

disc, m.n: a plate, bowl, dish. (DISH / ˈdɪʃ)

ēagor-strēam, m.n: a water-stream, ocean. (AY-ah-gor-STRAY-ahm / ˈeːa-gɔɹ-ˌstɹeːam)

smiþ, m.n: a smith, a worker in metals or in wood. (SMITH / ˈsmɪθ)

nytenness, f.n: ignorance; laziness, disgrace, ignominy. (NUH-ten-ness / ˈnɝ-tɛn-nɛs)

flǣsc-ǣt, m.n: flesh food, the eating of flesh. (FLASH-AT / ˈflæːʃ-ˌæːt)

ēag-hringas, pl.m.n: ‘eye-rings’, possibly the eyebrows or eyelids. (AY-ah-H’RING-gahs / ˈeːaj-ˌhrɪŋ-gas)

wār, n.n: seaweed; sand, strand. (WAHR / ˈwaːɹ)

ofer-ȳð, f.n: an excessive wave, wave of a tempestuous sea. (OV-er-UTH / ˈɔ-vɛɹ-ˌɝːθ)

hand-seax, n.n: a short sword, dagger. (HAHND-SEH-ahks / ˈhand-ˌsɛaks)