Andþyngsl
Andþyngsl is an Old English word that translates to "heaviness" or "burden" in modern English. It is a compound word formed from "and" meaning "against" or "over" and "þyngsl" meaning "burden" or "oppression." The term could refer to a literal physical weight or a more abstract sense of distress, sorrow, or hardship.
In Old English literature, andþyngsl often appears in contexts describing emotional suffering, the weight of sin,