āl, n.n: a fire. (AWL / ˈaːl)
āl
spyrian
spyrian, wk.v: to track; to make a track; to inquire, investigate, search after, seek to attain. (SPUE-ri-ahn / ˈspy-rɪ-an)
ōfer
ōfer, m.n: edge, border, margin; land that borders water, a bank or shore. (OH-ver / ˈoː-vɛr)
cǣg
cǣg, f.n: key. (KAG / ˈkæːg)
þurh-wunian
þurh-wunian, wk.v: to continue, last, not to come to an end; to continue in a place, to remain; to continue in a condition, not to change. (thur’h-WUH-ni-ahn / θʌrx-ˈwʌ-nɪ-an)
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neb-wlitu
neb-wlitu, f.n: the form of the face, the face, countenance. (NEB-W’LIT-uh / ˈnɛb-ˌwlɪ-tʌ)
ende-mann
ende-mann, m.n: person of this day, i.e. living in the last age of the world (‘end-person’). (EN-duh-MAHN / ˈɛn-də-ˌman)
sǣ-fisca cynn
sǣ-fisca cynn, n: sea-fish-kind, any creature that lives in the sea. (SAE-FISK-ah KUEN / ˈsæː-ˌfɪ-ska ˈkyn)
nicor-hūs
nicor-hūs, n.n: home of a nicor (water-monster). (NICK-or-HOOS / ˈnɪ-kɔr-ˌhuːs)
mearh
mearh, n.n: marrow. (MEH-ar’h / ˈmɛarx)
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