here-word, n.n: praise, acclaim, approbation. (HEH-ruh-WORD / ˈhɛ-rə-ˌwɔrd)
heoru-word
heoru-word, n.n: hostile or cutting word (‘sword-word’). (HEH-oh-ruh-WORD / ˈhɛɔ-rʌ-ˌwɔrd)
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brōga
brōga, m.n: terror, horror, danger. (BRO-ga / ˈbroː-ga)
leðer-hose
leðer-hose, f.n: a leather covering for the leg, gaiter. (LEH-ther-HOZ-uh / ˈlɛ-θɛr-ˌhɔ-zə)
emn-micel
emn-micel, adj: equally great. (EM-un-MIH-chell / ˈɛm-ən-ˌmɪ-tʃɛl)
þrȳþ-weorc
þrȳþ-weorc, n.n: a splendid, mighty work. (THRUETH-WEH-ork / ˈθryːθ-ˌwɛɔrk)
wine-þearfende
wine-þearfende, adj: friendless (friend-needy). (WIN-uh-THEH-ar-ven-duh / ˈwɪ-nə-ˌθɛar-vɛn-də)
hǣlend
hǣlend, m.n: Saviour, Christ; healer. (HAL-end / ˈhæː-lɛnd)
sige-wang
sige-wang, m.n: victory-plain, a plain where victory is won, a plain where evil is overcome. (SIH-yuh-WAHNG / ˈsɪ-jə-ˌwaŋ)
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ge-belg
ge-belg, m.n: anger, offense. (yeh-BELG / jɛ-ˈbɛlg)
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