scrīn, n.n: a chest, coffer, casket, box in which precious things are kept; a receptacle for the relics of a saint, a shrine; a cage in which a criminal is confined. (SHREEN / ˈʃriːn)
frowe
frowe, f.n: lady. (FRO-wuh / ˈfrɔ-wə)
eorþ-tilia
eorþ-tilia, m.n: farmer, tiller of the earth. (EH-orth-TIH-li-ah / ˈɛɔrθ-ˌtɪ-lɪ-a)
wyrcan
wyrcan, wk.v: to make, work, labour. (WUER-kahn / ˈwyr-kan)
mele-dēaw
mele-dēaw, n: honey-dew, nectar. (MELL-uh-DAY-aw / ˈmɛ-lə-ˌdeːaw)
nīten-cynn
nīten-cynn, n.n: kind of animal. (NEE-ten-KUEN / ˈniː-tɛn-ˌkyn)
hrōpan
hrōpan, str.v: to cry out, clamour, make a noise, shout, scream. (H’ROH-pahn / ˈhroː-pan)
hand-bred
hand-bred, n.n: the palm of the hand. (HAND-BRED / ˈhand-ˌbrɛd)
sund-būend
sund-būend, m.n: a sea-dweller, but the word, which occurs only in the plural, is used for humans or humankind. (SUND-BOO-end / ˈsʌnd-ˌbuːɛnd)
endlyfta
endlyfta, n/adj/numeral: the eleventh. (END-LUEF-ta / ˈɛnd-ˌlyf-ta)
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