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Part 13

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 Supplemental Vocabulary
Over the past few lessons, we’ve covered a lot of
situations, but we also need to fill in vocabulary to
further those situations.
The information about nouns include gender and if it is
plural:
m masculine
f feminine
n neuter
pl plural

Weather Terms:
it's raining hit rinþ
it’s snowing hit snīwþ
the weather is… þæt weder ys…
it’s snowy hit ys snāwiġ
it’s cloudy hit ys reġniġ
it’s sunny hit ys siġelbeorht
it’s hot hit ys hāt
it’s warm hit ys wearm
it’s cold hit ys ċeald
it’s cool hit ys cōl
it’s windy hit ys windiġ
umbrella scūrsceadu f
storm, tempest ȳst f
rain reġn m
sunshine sunnbēam m
hurricane, noise ġestun n

Food Terms:
food, meat mete m
soup, broth broþ n
bread hlāf m
ice īs n
water wæter n
drink drync m
meat, flesh flǣsc n
fish fisc m
egg æg n
eggs ægru n pl
 bacon spic n
salmon leax m
beef cūflǣsc1 n
pork swīnflǣsc2 n
vegetable wyrtmete m
apple, fruit æppel m
strawberry strēawberiġe f
berry berie f
salt sealt n
garlic gārlēac n
pipor pepper m
cheese ċȳse m
cake ċeace f
sweets swēte f
milk meolc f
beer bēor m
wine wīn n
ale ealu n
1
neologism from cū cow and flǣsc flesh, meat
2
neologism from swīn pig and flǣsc flesh, meat
mead medu n

Clothing terms:
clothing, dress hræġel n
short sleeved shirt, t-shirt, hemeþe n
undershirt
skirt scyrte f
pants brēċ f pl
hat hætt m
shirt, serk serc f
hood hōd m
jacket, coat heden m, mental m
vest ċyrtel m
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