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    heer seen ye canna understand

    Here is some words of Scots,for ye
    Aboon,== above.
    Ahint,=== behind.
    Aim, ====iron.
    Bairn,=== child.
    Bandster,== binder of sheaves.
    Bauk,===== cross-beam.
    Bield,=== shelter.
    Bigg,== to build.
    Biggin==building.
    Birk,== birch.
    Blad, ==fragment.
    Bucht,==cattle-fold or sheep-pen.
    Ca', ===to drive, convey.
    Caller,=== fresh.
    Canny, ====cautious.
    Cantrip; ===cantraip, trick.
    Chandler-chaftit,=== lantern-jawed.
    Cheekie for chow, ===side by side.
    Cheep,==== chirp.
    Chiel,=== fellow.
    Corbie, ===raven, crow.
    Coup,==== upset.
    Crack, ===to converse : conversation.
    Craig, ====rock.
    Cramasie,=== crimson cloth.
    Creel,=== perplexity.
    Crine,=== shrivel.
    Crouse, ===confident.
    Cushie, ===cushat-dove.
    Daffing,==== joking.
    Daud, =====lump.
    Dine,===== noon.
    Ding,=== knock.
    Dominie, ==schoolmaster.
    Doo,==== dove.
    Dowf,======== dull.
    Dowie,====== sad.
    Driech, =====dreary.
    Dub,==== puddle.
    Dule,====== sorrow.
    Fail dyke======, turf wall.
    Fail sunk, =====turf seat.
    Fash,======= to anger.
    Fashions,====== vexatious.
    Faught,====== struggle.
    Fleech,====== to beguile.
    Gab======, impertinent talk.
    Gait;========= gate, way ; road.
    Gar,===== to make : to cause.
    Geisened,======= leaking.
    Glower,==== scowl.
    Gowan,===== daisy.
    Greet;======= grat, to weep : wept.
    Gyte,======== mad.
    Hecht,======= promised.' offered.
    Hoast, ========cough.
    Hott=======, heap.
    Houlet,====== owl.
    Howk========, to dig.
    Hulie and fear,====== cautiously and quietly.
    Hure,====== whore.
    Ilka,======= each.
    Jaud,======= jade.
    Jimp,======== neat.
    Joup,====== skirt; petticoat.
    Kaim,======== comb.
    Keek,======= to look.
    Land-loupin',== land-stealing.
    Lane,======= alone
    Lang syne,====== long ago.
    Lave,======= the rest.
    Laverock,======== lark.
    Leal,======= faithful.
    Lee-lang,======= livelong.
    Leglen,======= milk-pail.
    Lichtlie,======== disparage.
    Lirk,======= fold.
    Loaning,====== milking-park,
    Lowe, light :==== flame.
    Lown, ======serene.
    Lug,======== ear.
    Lum,========== chimney.
    Lyart,========= hoary.
    Mane,======= moan.
    Mear,========== mare.
    Mickle,======= much.
    Minny,======== mother.
    Neb,======= nose.
    Nick-nacks========== frivolities.
    Opensteek hems,=== ornamental edges.
    Oxter,=========== armpit.
    Paitrick,======= partridge.
    Pickle, =======a little.
    Pownie,========== pony.
    Preen, a pin ========== to pin.

    I have stopped as most of these words are from a posh english dictionary how they think we speak but each area of Scotland has a different dialect and words change, for example west coast call the children=weans, east calls them bairns, we frae north call them kichins,so I will just give you the odd word now and again when Im writing.

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    please add these tae the Scots language threid!


    guid oan ya!



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    OK, that'll help
    Convener, Georgia Chapter, House of Gordon (Boss H.O.G.)

    Where 4 Scotsmen gather there'll usually be a fifth.
    7/5 of the world's population have a difficult time with fractions.

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