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Wintercearig: (adj.) ‘winter-sorrow’: feeling downhearted or despondent as a result of, or as desolately as, the winter [Old English] The Anglo-Saxons counted years in “winters,“ as in Old English ænetre “one-year-old;“ and wintercearig, which might mean either “winter-sad“ or “sad with years.“ Images created in Midjourney V5.2, edited in Photoshop. We are everywhere online - all our links are here:
