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Lexicon and word definitions

LemmaGlossIPAPart of Speech
Engelont•England/ɛŋəlont/noun
a•a/ɑ/determiner
ak•but, yet, however/ɑk/adposition
akaȝu̇•cashew/ɑkɑjuː/noun
akern•acorn/hɑkəʁn/noun
al•all/ɑl/determiner
alf•elf/ɑlf/noun
alson•ASAP/ɑlson/adverb
alvolk•everyone/ɑlvolk/noun
alþink•everything/ɑlθɪnk/noun
anker•anchor/ɑnkəʁ/noun
anẏ•any/ɑniː/adjective
anẏvolk•anyone/ɑniːvolk/noun
arm•arm/ɑʁm/noun
asald•ass, fool/ɑsɑld/noun
asseþ•asseth (a) fulfillment of a wish, expectation or requirement (b) fulfilling of a need (c) satisfactory answer to a question or a charge (d) payment of a debt; reparation for loss suffered or damage inflicted, indemnification./ɑssɛθ/noun
avumbras•forearm/ɑvumbɾɑs/noun
avu̇t•afoot/ɑvuːt/adverb
aþa•until/ɑθɑ/conjuction
aꝗẏþ•either/ɑkwiːθ/pronoun
bad•bad/bɑd/adjective
bak•bat Any of the flying mammals of the order Chiroptera, usually small and nocturnal, insectivorous or frugivorous./bɑk/noun
ban•bone/bɑn/noun
bar•boar/bɑɾ/noun
batata•potato/bɑtɑtɑ/noun
beclart•to soil/bəklɑʁt/verb
beclaȝed•bedaubed/bəklɑχəd/adjective
beget•get/bəɡət/verb
bliþ•blithe/blɪθ/adjective
bok•buck; male deer/bok/noun
bord•bird/boɾd/noun
brant•steep, high/bʁɑnt/adjective
brest•breast/bʁʏst/noun
brit•bread/bʁɪt/noun
brẏn•brine/bʁiːn/noun
bu̇scer•buttock/buːʃəʁ/noun
bẏ•bee/biː/noun
bẏbe/biː/verb
bẏk•hive/biːk/noun
bẏn•been/biːn/verb
bẏr•bear/biːʁ/noun
bẏþ•both/biːθ/noun
canjurascen•conjuration/kɑnd͡ʒuʁɑʃən/noun
coni•rabbit/konɪ/noun
dalk•hollow, groove/dɑlk/noun
dalȝans•dalliance, small-talk/dɑljɑns/noun
dapres•depress/dəpʁəʃən/verb
dark•dark/dɑʁk/adjective
darkand•twilight/dɑʁkɑnd/gerund
darkendarken/dɑʁkən/verb
ded•dead/dəd/noun
deȝ•day/dəj/noun
dok•dog A mammal of the family Canidae/dok/noun
doȝter•daughter/doχtəʁ/noun
dracondragon/dʁɑkon/noun
drak•drake, dragon/dʁɑk/noun
drenk•drink To drink, take a drink, engage in drinking/dʁənk/verb
drenk•drink A beverage, drink/dʁənk/noun
drẏdry Not humid, moist, or drenched/dʁiː/adjective
du̇k•duck A duck of any kind (male or female, wild or tame, young or old)/duːk/noun
dwẏmer•illusion (a) Anything that seems to be something that it is not. (b) A misapprehension; a belief in something that is in fact not true. (c) The state of being deceived or misled./dwiːməʁ/noun
dẏp•deep/diːp/adverb
dẏr•deer/diːʁ/noun
dẏȝdie/diːj/verb
ek•egg/ək/noun
elboȝ•elbow/əlboχ/noun
ember•ember/imbəʁ/noun
ermẏn•ermine/əʁmiːn/noun
erþ•earth (a) The ground, land (b) The world of our current life/əʁθ/noun
erȝieerie (a) Filled with fear or dread (b) Inspiring fear, especially in a mysterious or shadowy way/əʁχɪ/adjective
eȝ•edge/əχ/noun
fis•fish/fɪs/noun
gablin•goblin A malevolent and grotesque diminutive humanoid, often associated with orcs or trolls./ɡɑblɪn/noun
galder•spell An incantation, a charm./ɡɑldəʁ/noun
gargul•throat/ɡɑʁɡul/noun
gargul•gargoyle/ɡɑʁɡul/noun
gladglad, happy/ɡlɑd/adjective
gladen•gladden To make (sb.) happy, gladden, cheer/ɡlɑdən/verb
glẏm•gleam (a) A beam or radiance of emitted light; ~ of the sonne, sonne ~, a sunbeam (b) a linear section of the luminous tail of a comet (c) fires ~, ?a ray of firelight, ?tongue of flame (d) a reflected gleam or sparkle (e) the light of day or dawn (f) radiance emanating from an angel, a god, etc./ɡliːm/noun
glẏmand•gleaming/ɡliːmɑnd/verb
grap•grope, grip, grab To take hold of (sb. or sth.) with the hands; grab, grasp, snatch/ɡʁɑp/verb
grus•munch, nibble/ɡʁus/verb
grẏk•dawn/ɡʁiːk/verb
grẏkand•dawn Early morning, dawn; dai ~, ~ of the dai, daybreak./ɡʁiːkɑnd/gerund
gu̇dgood/ɡuːd/adjective
gȧ•go/gɑː/verb
gȧlhed•Sexual intercourse/ɡaːlhəd/noun
gȧndgoing/ɡaːnd/gerund
gȧst•ghost The disembodied soul; the soul or spirit of a deceased person; a spirit appearing after death/ɡaːst/noun
haff•have/hɑff/verb
hamed•Sexual intercourse, coitus/hɑməd/noun
hapẏ•(a) blessed, happy (b) Favored by fortune, fortunate, prosperous, lucky/hɑpiː/adjective
hoder•huddle/hodəʁ/verb
hond•dog, hound/hond/noun
hondfisdogfish/hondfɪs/noun
honger•hunger/hoŋəʁ/noun
hongrẏhungry/hoŋʁiː/adjective
hont•hunt/hont/verb
honẏ•honey/honiː/noun
honẏbẏhoneybee/honiːbiː/noun
hu̇•how/huː/adverb
hu̇dmok•hoard/huːdmok/verb
hu̇shouse/huːs/noun
hȧl•hello/haːl/interjection
hȧr•hare/haːʁ/noun
hȧt•hot/haːt/adjective
hẏhe/hiː/pronoun
hẏf•hoof/hiːf/noun
hẏm•him/hiːm/pronoun
hẏmselhimself/hiːmsɛl/pronoun
hẏrher/hiːʁ/pronoun
hẏrshers-pronoun
hẏrselherself/hiːʁsɛl/pronoun
hẏshis/hiːs/pronoun
iluscen•illusion/ɪluʃən/noun
incantascen•incantation/ɪnkɑntɑʃən/noun
inexpu̇gnabel•Impregnable; invincible, unalterable/ɪnəkspuːɡnɑbəl/adjective
invocȧscen•invocation The act or form of calling for the assistance or presence of some superior being, especially prayer offered to a divine being./ɪnvokaːʃɛn/noun
irn•iron (a) Iron, as ore, metal, or commodity (b) a piece of iron; things made of iron/ɪʁn/noun
kald•cold/kɑld/adjective
kan•can/kɑn/verb
kanon•cannon/kɑnən/noun
kapiwara•capybara/kɑpɪwɑʁɑ/noun
kat•cat/kɑt/noun
kaȝr•rowan tree/kɑjʁ/noun
kes•kiss/kɛs/verb
keton•kitten/kɛton/noun
ketẏkitty (a) A kitten or young cat, or sometimes adult cat. (b) A pet name for a cat. (c) Euphemistic form of pussy: vulva and/or vagina./kɛti/noun
klipt•hug/klɪpt/verb
klu̇dcloud/kluːd/noun
klu̇dẏ•Cloudy/kluːdi/noun
klȧþclothe, dress/klaːθ/verb
knẏ•knee/kni/noun
kreft•craft/kʁəft/noun
ku̇•cow/kuː/noun
kẏs•kiss/kiːs/verb
laklatch That which fastens or holds/lɑk/noun
laȝdẏ•lady/lɑjdiː/noun
leȝ•leech, doctor/lɛχ/noun
loȝ•loch/lake/loχ/noun
luȝ•lake/luːχ/noun
lu̇flove (either the emotion itself or the manifestation of it in action or conduct)/luːf/noun
lu̇kulẏnt•Shiny, glistening, brilliant/luːkuliːnt/adjective
lȧrlayer/lair A bed, a place of lying, or a geological stratum/laːʁ/noun
lẏberd•leopard/liːbəʁd/noun
lẏft•left/liːft/adverb
lẏk•like To give pleasure to (sb.), make happy, please/liːk/noun
lẏk•lich A living human body/liːk/noun
majik•magic/mɑd͡ʒɪk/noun
mapel•maple/mɑpəl/noun
markaþ•market/mɑʁkɑθ/noun
maȝmy/mɑj/pronoun
maȝr•more/mɑjʁ/determiner
melen•speak/melən/verb
meȝr•mare/məjʁ/noun
morn•morning/moʁn/noun
mu̇nþ•mountain/muːnθ/noun
mu̇s-•mis-/muːs-/affix
mu̇sel•muzzle/mu̇səl/noun
mu̇snu̇v•missmell To smell (sth.) sinfully./muːsnuvː/verb
mẏme/miː/pronoun
mẏnmine/miːn/pronoun
mẏr•A lake, pond, pool; also, a sea or an ocean/miːʁ/noun
mẏselmyself/miːsɛl/pronoun
naff•have not/nɑff/verb
naȝȝt•nighttime/nɑjχt/noun
nekẏd•naked/nəkiːd/adjective
net•net/nət/noun
netwerknetwork/nɛtwɛʁk/noun
nu̇n•noon/nuːn/noun
nu̇ntaȝdnoontide/midday/nuːntɑjd/noun
nȧ•no/naː/interjection
nẏnot be/niː/verb
nẏcromanscẏ•necromancy/niːkʁomɑnʃiː/noun
nẏd•need/niːd/verb
scẏshe/sʃiː/pronoun
silf•self/siːlf/pronoun
taȝdtide/tɑjd/noun
þu̇•you/θuː/pronoun
Ȝẏt•cottage/χit/noun
ȝin•chin/χin/noun
ȝin-dalk•Compound of ȝin + dalk/χin-dalk/noun
ȝors•horse/χoʁs/noun
ȧk•oak tree/aːk/noun
ẏd•it/iːd/pronoun
ẏdsits/iːds/pronoun
ẏdselitself/iːdsəl/pronoun
ẏk•Eternal, perpetual, everlasting/iːk/adverb
ẏk•I/iːk/pronoun
ẏt•eat/itən/verb
ẏveeven In reality/iːvə/adverb