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gelanem
/ɡelənəm/
Mid Eng gelanem, OE gelanem.
PGmc /ɣelanem/, PIE gʰel-,nem-.
Green + Allot.
A portion of land set aside for gardening or other small-scale agriculture.
Ex. When she was old enough, we gave Mary a small gelanem of her own for tomatoes and squash.
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gelanem
/ɡelənəm/
Mid Eng gelanem, OE gelanem.
PGmc /ɣelanem/, PIE gʰel-,nem-.
Green + Allot.
A portion of land set aside for gardening or other small-scale agriculture.
Ex. When she was old enough, we gave Mary a small gelanem of her own for tomatoes and squash.
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gislenquo
/dʒislənkwo/
Mid Eng giselinquo, OE gysalincwo.
From Proto-Germanic /ðɣjisalinkwo/, from PIE root dʰĝʰyésH₁le(n)gʷʰ-,.
Yesterday + Light.
A treasured memory; a keepsake, memento.
Ex. This locket is a gislenquo that reminds me of my first love.
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gislenquo
/dʒislənkwo/
Mid Eng giselinquo, OE gysalincwo.
From Proto-Germanic /ðɣjisalinkwo/, from PIE root dʰĝʰyésH₁le(n)gʷʰ-,.
Yesterday + Light.
A treasured memory; a keepsake, memento.
Ex. This locket is a gislenquo that reminds me of my first love.
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rifewenth
/ɹaɪfwənð/
Mid Eng riffewinth, Old English rifawinþa.
From Proto-Germanic /ɹifawinθa/, from PIE root h1rep-H₂weH₁n̥to-.
Snatch + Wind.
A strong sail used to propel a vessel in windy, stormy weather.
Ex. Raise the rifewenth, else the storm'll swamp us.
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rifewenth
/ɹaɪfwənð/
Mid Eng riffewinth, Old English rifawinþa.
From Proto-Germanic /ɹifawinθa/, from PIE root h1rep-H₂weH₁n̥to-.
Snatch + Wind.
A strong sail used to propel a vessel in windy, stormy weather.
Ex. Raise the rifewenth, else the storm'll swamp us.
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kennaquen
/kenəkwən/
Middle English kennaquen, Old English cenacwen.
From Proto-Germanic /kenakwen/, from PIE root ĝenH₁-,gʷʰen-.
Kind + Strike.
A mercy killing, performed to bring an end to suffering.
Ex. It was supposedly a kennaquen because he was sick.
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kennaquen
/kenəkwən/
Middle English kennaquen, Old English cenacwen.
From Proto-Germanic /kenakwen/, from PIE root ĝenH₁-,gʷʰen-.
Kind + Strike.
A mercy killing, performed to bring an end to suffering.
Ex. It was supposedly a kennaquen because he was sick.
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sighsinth
/saɪzənð/
Mid Eng swighzwinth, OE swihsawinþa.
PGmc /swixzawinθa/, PIE swék̂sH₂weH₁n̥to-.
Six + Wind.
All directions of space: north, south, east, west, up, down.
Ex. The veldt opened the sighsinth about us till we felt like gnats in unbounded green.
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sighsinth
/saɪzənð/
Mid Eng swighzwinth, OE swihsawinþa.
PGmc /swixzawinθa/, PIE swék̂sH₂weH₁n̥to-.
Six + Wind.
All directions of space: north, south, east, west, up, down.
Ex. The veldt opened the sighsinth about us till we felt like gnats in unbounded green.
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wedackt
/wedəkt/
Mid Eng wedacked, OE wedæced.
PGmc /ɣweðakeð/, PIE gwhedh-ghedh-.
Ask + Join.
Application or request to join an organization; a rite of initiation to an exclusive group.
Ex. Wedackt is both testing and training to subordinate self to the team.
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wedackt
/wedəkt/
Mid Eng wedacked, OE wedæced.
PGmc /ɣweðakeð/, PIE gwhedh-ghedh-.
Ask + Join.
Application or request to join an organization; a rite of initiation to an exclusive group.
Ex. Wedackt is both testing and training to subordinate self to the team.
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horteture
/hoɹtetʃəɹ/
Middle English hortetiure, Old English hirtatgeur.
From Proto-Germanic /xiɹtatjeuz/, from PIE root k̂erd-dyēus.
Heart + Day.
A holiday of religious significance.
Ex. Thanksgiving is, for many, both secular holiday and horteture.
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horteture
/hoɹtetʃəɹ/
Middle English hortetiure, Old English hirtatgeur.
From Proto-Germanic /xiɹtatjeuz/, from PIE root k̂erd-dyēus.
Heart + Day.
A holiday of religious significance.
Ex. Thanksgiving is, for many, both secular holiday and horteture.
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molithret
/moliðɹət/
Mid Eng molitharet, OE miliþæwret.
PGmc /miliθawɹet/, from PIE meli-t,wred-.
Honey + Root.
Licorice, fennel, anise, or other sweet plants.
Ex. Afternoons we would gather dandelion, rose hips and molithret and drink the sweet tea thereof.
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molithret
/moliðɹət/
Mid Eng molitharet, OE miliþæwret.
PGmc /miliθawɹet/, from PIE meli-t,wred-.
Honey + Root.
Licorice, fennel, anise, or other sweet plants.
Ex. Afternoons we would gather dandelion, rose hips and molithret and drink the sweet tea thereof.
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barsyeck
/bæɹzjək/
Middle English barssayeck, Old English barsægec.
From Proto-Germanic /vaɹzajek/, from PIE root bhars-yeǵ-.
Barley + Ice.
Beer served cold over ice.
Ex. The finest barsyeck in this neighborhood is over at the Brethewer's Rest.
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barsyeck
/bæɹzjək/
Middle English barssayeck, Old English barsægec.
From Proto-Germanic /vaɹzajek/, from PIE root bhars-yeǵ-.
Barley + Ice.
Beer served cold over ice.
Ex. The finest barsyeck in this neighborhood is over at the Brethewer's Rest.
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yarwell
/iəɹwəl/
Mid Eng yarwell, OE igærwel.
PGmc /ijazwel/, PIE h2eyḱ-swel-.
Master + Burn.
Charged with keeping the fire lit; maintainer or reviver of old traditions.
Ex. Tolkien was the yarwell of medieval storytelling, reviving European high fantasy.
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yarwell
/iəɹwəl/
Mid Eng yarwell, OE igærwel.
PGmc /ijazwel/, PIE h2eyḱ-swel-.
Master + Burn.
Charged with keeping the fire lit; maintainer or reviver of old traditions.
Ex. Tolkien was the yarwell of medieval storytelling, reviving European high fantasy.
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bittunth
/bitənð/
Mid Eng bettwinth, OE batawinþa.
PGmc /vatawinθa/, from PIE root bhad-H₂weH₁n̥to-.
Good + Wind.
A light, refreshing wind.
Ex. Next morning brought a bittunth from the west, shaking dew from the blossoms and lifting our spirits.
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bittunth
/bitənð/
Mid Eng bettwinth, OE batawinþa.
PGmc /vatawinθa/, from PIE root bhad-H₂weH₁n̥to-.
Good + Wind.
A light, refreshing wind.
Ex. Next morning brought a bittunth from the west, shaking dew from the blossoms and lifting our spirits.
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kinnamede
/kinəmid/
Mid Eng kennamede, OE cenamedu.
PGmc /kenameðu/, from PIE root ĝenH₁-,médʰu.
Kind + Mead.
Excellent food or drink offered by a kinsman; a meal shared in the family.
Ex. Many holidays feature a large kinnamede meal and family games.
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kinnamede
/kinəmid/
Mid Eng kennamede, OE cenamedu.
PGmc /kenameðu/, from PIE root ĝenH₁-,médʰu.
Kind + Mead.
Excellent food or drink offered by a kinsman; a meal shared in the family.
Ex. Many holidays feature a large kinnamede meal and family games.
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craffude
/kɹævjud/
Middle English crafvude, Old English crafæfewd.
From Proto-Germanic /kɹavavewð/, from PIE root grabh-bhewdh-.
Oak + Wake.
A ceremony to bless an object (such as a wand, symbol, effigy, etc.) or infuse it with magic.
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craffude
/kɹævjud/
Middle English crafvude, Old English crafæfewd.
From Proto-Germanic /kɹavavewð/, from PIE root grabh-bhewdh-.
Oak + Wake.
A ceremony to bless an object (such as a wand, symbol, effigy, etc.) or infuse it with magic.
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yorwy
/joɹwi/
Middle English yorewy, Old English iræwig.
From Proto-Germanic /iɹawijz/, from PIE root ḱerh2-weys-.
Mix + Sprout.
A salad made of fresh young greens.
Ex. Top the meal off with a broccoli and arugula yorwy with mustard vinaigrette.
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yorwy
/joɹwi/
Middle English yorewy, Old English iræwig.
From Proto-Germanic /iɹawijz/, from PIE root ḱerh2-weys-.
Mix + Sprout.
A salad made of fresh young greens.
Ex. Top the meal off with a broccoli and arugula yorwy with mustard vinaigrette.
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beffaclack
/befəklak/
Mid Eng beffraclack, OE befuraclæc.
From Proto-Germanic /vevɹuzaklak/, from PIE root bʰébʰrus-glag-.
Beaver + Milk.
The fruit of industriousness and hard labor.
Ex. Riches shall be the beffaclack for his effort and the sweat of his brow.
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beffaclack
/befəklak/
Mid Eng beffraclack, OE befuraclæc.
From Proto-Germanic /vevɹuzaklak/, from PIE root bʰébʰrus-glag-.
Beaver + Milk.
The fruit of industriousness and hard labor.
Ex. Riches shall be the beffaclack for his effort and the sweat of his brow.
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sevmathar
/sevməðəɹ/
Mid Eng sefthmathar, OE sefþmæfþer.
PGmc /sefθmavθeɹ/, from PIE root septḿ̥-pH₂tér-.
Seven + Father.
A way of referring to seven generations, or an indeterminately long time.
Ex. A diamond is made of pressure, charred ember, and sevmathar.
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sevmathar
/sevməðəɹ/
Mid Eng sefthmathar, OE sefþmæfþer.
PGmc /sefθmavθeɹ/, from PIE root septḿ̥-pH₂tér-.
Seven + Father.
A way of referring to seven generations, or an indeterminately long time.
Ex. A diamond is made of pressure, charred ember, and sevmathar.
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crinndaul
/kɹaɪndɔəl/
Middle English crinndawel, Old English crindægel.
From Proto-Germanic /kɹinðaɣel/, from PIE root ghrendh-gʰel-,.
Beam + Green.
The deep vibrant green of a forest in summer.
Ex. Her gown was of crinndaul silk, the shade of July woods.
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crinndaul
/kɹaɪndɔəl/
Middle English crinndawel, Old English crindægel.
From Proto-Germanic /kɹinðaɣel/, from PIE root ghrendh-gʰel-,.
Beam + Green.
The deep vibrant green of a forest in summer.
Ex. Her gown was of crinndaul silk, the shade of July woods.
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wainthattam
/waɪnθæətəm/
Mid Eng weenthattam, OE winþaatama.
PGmc /winθaatama/, PIE H₂weH₁n̥to-domo-,.
Wind + Home.
The direction from which the wind is blowing.
Ex. The wainthattam stood north by northwest, and blew bitter as we launched the skiff that morning.
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wainthattam
/waɪnθæətəm/
Mid Eng weenthattam, OE winþaatama.
PGmc /winθaatama/, PIE H₂weH₁n̥to-domo-,.
Wind + Home.
The direction from which the wind is blowing.
Ex. The wainthattam stood north by northwest, and blew bitter as we launched the skiff that morning.
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dobador
/dobədəɹ/
Middle English deopadoar, Old English deopædoer.
From Proto-Germanic /ðewpaðweɹ/, from PIE root dhewb-dhwer-.
Deep + Door.
A mine entrance. Also, figuratively, a grave, or death.
Ex. Who has gazed w'out a shudder 'pon that dubadur at day's end?
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dobador
/dobədəɹ/
Middle English deopadoar, Old English deopædoer.
From Proto-Germanic /ðewpaðweɹ/, from PIE root dhewb-dhwer-.
Deep + Door.
A mine entrance. Also, figuratively, a grave, or death.
Ex. Who has gazed w'out a shudder 'pon that dubadur at day's end?
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sweffamur
/swefəməɹ/
Mid Eng sweffamur, OE swefamur.
From Proto-Germanic /swefamuz/, from PIE root swep-muH₁s-.
Sleep + Mouse.
A night so still and quiet that even the mice are asleep.
Ex. They chose a sweffamur for their heist, during the dark of the moon.
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sweffamur
/swefəməɹ/
Mid Eng sweffamur, OE swefamur.
From Proto-Germanic /swefamuz/, from PIE root swep-muH₁s-.
Sleep + Mouse.
A night so still and quiet that even the mice are asleep.
Ex. They chose a sweffamur for their heist, during the dark of the moon.