👥The Anglo-Saxons had various words to describe different types of friendship, such as 'winetreow' for friend-faith and 'gūþwine' for war friend.
💬The Old English term 'hrædwyrde' was used to describe someone who speaks without thinking, while 'rūncræftig' referred to someone skilled at solving mysteries.
🔧The word 'wundorsmiþ' was used to describe a wonder-smith or someone who makes wonderful things, while 'medu-dreám' represented the joy of drinking with friends.
🌅The term 'uhtceare' captures the feeling of dawn sorrow or worry that surfaces when lying in bed before sunrise.
😴Old English had words for various dawn activities, including a word for the noise of a battle in the morning and a word for a night-time thief.
