Scots index, including Older (Pre-Literary, Early and Middle) Scots, Ulster-Scots and Anglo-Scots
A :: B :: C :: D :: E :: F :: G :: H :: I :: J :: K :: L :: M :: N :: O :: P :: Q :: R :: S :: T :: U :: V :: W :: Y
- A
- -ach fn
- aml
- ammel
- anchor (acaire)
- anchor (fang)
- anker (acaire)
- anker (fang)
- asel
- ass fn
- assel-tree
- atl
- attel
- B
- back
- backburd
- baissle
- bakk
- balden fn
- balk ‘ridge’
- balk ‘beam’
- ballast
- baller fn
- bank
- banket fn
- barra
- barrel fn
- bar(r)ow OScots
- barry
- basel
- ba’ spel’
- ba’-spiel
- bassel
- bassle
- bastle
- bate EScots
- battis MScots
- batts
- bauk ‘ridge’ (bailc)
- bauk ‘beam’ (being)
- bauk ‘low wall’ (udabac)
- baukin
- bawcan
- bawkie
- bawkin
- belker
- benk (being)
- benk (fang)
- bennel
- berg
- berlin fn
- betek (bàta) fn
- betek (boiteag)
- bicker
- bierling fn
- biker fn
- bindle
- bink (being)
- bink (fang)
- birlin MScots
- birling MScots
- birr sb.
- birr vb
- bismar
- bismer
- bismere fn
- bismore
- bissimar fn
- bit
- bite
- bittock fn
- blaad
- blackjack fn
- blad
- bladder
- bland
- blandi-
- blandi-blirek
- blandi-kjolek
- blandi-swarek
- blandie
- blaneid
- blate
- blather
- blatter
- blaud
- blaundy
- blawd
- bledder
- bleester
- bleeter
- blenter
- blether
- blett fn
- blig fn
- *bling
- blink (bliong)
- blink (fang)
- blinkie
- blit
- blitek (bleideag)
- blitek (rotach) fn
- block
- block OScots
- blogg
- blok OScots
- bloke OScots
- blouster
- blowder
- boakie
- bockan
- bockie
- bod
- bode
- boir
- bok
- *boker
- boki(e)
- bole
- boll
- bonnivochel
- booll OScots, fn
- bools
- bor
- borch OScots
- bore
- borgh OScots
- botli
- *botn
- *bot(t) MScots (boiteag)
- bot(t) MScots (rotach), fn
- *botten
- bottis MScots
- boucier
- bouell OScots, fn
- bouger
- bougir
- bouik MScots
- bouk
- boukit MScots, fn
- boul(e) OScots, fn
- boull OScots
- bounteth
- bounties
- bountith
- bounty fn
- bow ‘boll’
- bow ‘bow’
- bowall ‘ball’ OScots, fn
- bowall ‘recess’ OScots
- bow’d
- bowdy
- bowell OScots
- bowger
- bowik MScots
- bowl OScots
- bowll OScots, fn
- böd
- bøti fn
- brad
- ‡brain
- brainder
- brander
- brane
- brangle fn
- brank
- braul MScots
- bravade
- brawad(e)
- brawd
- brawl MScots
- brayn(e)
- breek
- breeks (briogais)
- breeks (ròlaisteach)
- breeks (ucas)
- brek (brìg)
- brek (driog) fn
- brew-lume
- brinstane
- brisk
- brisket
- broch ‘borough etc.’ OScots
- broch ‘pledge’ OScots
- brod
- brod MScots, fn
- brogg
- brogh OScots
- brokk
- brook
- brouch OScots
- bru
- bruch OScots
- *bruek
- brug(g)
- bruk
- brunstane fn
- brynstan(e)
- bukki
- bulker
- †bull(e) fn
- bulle OScots, fn
- bullister
- bulȝeon EScots
- bunch fn
- bundane
- bungsi
- bunkart fn
- bunksi
- bunse fn
- bunsi
- burch OScots
- burgar fn
- burger fn
- burges OScots, fn
- burgh OScots
- busk
- busked
- busket
- buskit fn
- but ‘ridge’ OScots, fn
- but ‘piece of ground’ OScots
- but and ben
- bute ‘boot’ MScots, fn
- but(t) ‘cask’
- butt ‘mound, bank’
- but(t) ‘mound, bank’ OScots
- but(t) ‘mound, bank’ OScots, fn
- but(t) ‘piece of ground’
- butto
- butty
- bwill OScots, fn
- bysmer
- C
- cabal
- cabble
- caip
- caisie
- cake MScots
- *cāl Pre-Literary Scots
- calp MScots
- calpa
- cap
- cap MScots
- caper
- carabine fn
- carf Ulster-Scots
- caridge fn
- carp Ulster-Scots
- carrabin fn
- carritch fn
- carvell MScots
- case (ceis)
- case (ciosan) fn
- cassie
- caul(d)
- caup MScots
- cavil
- chance
- chimley
- clachan
- clap MScots
- codlie
- codlin
- colpindach
- coose (cus)
- coose (rùc)
- cooth
- coothin
- corn craker
- corn-craik
- corp Ulster-Scots
- cowdach fn
- craajuck
- crap ‘to fill’ fn
- crap past tense of crepe
- crap past tense of crepe, MScots
- crappen
- crawjuck
- creenie
- creep
- creep Ulster-Scots
- crepe MScots
- crile
- crine
- cripples pl. ‘type of support’, Ulster-Scots
- croil
- †crointer
- crooban
- croon
- crooner
- croot
- crop MScots
- croppen (crap)
- croppen (cropan)
- croppen MScots
- cropping
- crup(p)en
- cruppin
- cruppinMScots
- croud
- croup (crap)
- croup (crùb)
- crouppen past part., MScots
- crout
- croyle
- crub, crubb
- crub, krub(b)
- cruppen past part., fn
- cruyle
- cryne MScots
- cudden
- cudden Ulster-Scots
- cuddie
- cuddin
- cudding
- cudding Ulster-Scots
- cuddy
- cuithe
- cumber
- cummar
- cummer
- curb fn
- curch
- D
- dail(l)
- dais OScots fn
- dale
- dang
- darro fn
- dase
- dase OScots, fn
- dass
- daw fn
- dawsie
- deal
- deil(l)ing
- deling
- des(s)
- dirk
- dirridu
- dirt
- dis(s) fn
- dock
- dool
- doose
- dorg
- *dorgie
- dork
- dorra fn
- dour (duatharachd) fn
- dour (durga)
- douse
- dowrk fn
- doze
- dozen past part.
- dozen vb
- dozened
- draf MScots fn
- draff
- draff MScots, fn
- draffe MScots, fn
- drag
- drail
- dral(l)
- drap
- draw MScots
- draw (drabh)
- draw (dragh)
- dreg
- driddle
- drit
- drøl
- drølin
- drollan fn
- drublie MScots
- drumlie
- ducatoon
- dule
- durc
- durg
- *durgie
- durk
- durkin ‘a big person’ fn
- durkin ‘something short’
- dust
- dyke
- dyke EScots
- dyke MScots
- E
- -e(c)k (bleideag)
- -e(c)k (boiteag)
- -e(c)k (bruga)
- -e(c)k (ruideag) fn
- elf
- -en (cropan)
- -er (bailc)
- -er (cnòdan) fn
- F
- failȝeing MScots, fn
- fang
- fangle
- fank
- fankle
- farden
- farding MScots
- farskal
- faskal
- faskidar
- fast(a)
- feckie
- festa fn
- fid fn
- flatter
- flatterin
- flo
- flot(e): on flot(e) ‘afloat’ MScots
- flot(e) sb. ‘fleet’ MScots
- flote vb
- †flotter
- flow
- feech
- foich
- fork
- forskal
- *foskal
- foul ‘bad’
- foul ‘bad’ MScots
- foul ‘bird’
- *foulmar
- *foumar (fòla)
- *foumar (fulmair)
- foumart MScots
- fowl ‘bad’ MScots
- fowl ‘bird’
- fracht
- Frank fn
- fraucht
- fraught
- fud fn
- fu(i)t follower fn
- ful
- fulmar (fòla)
- fulmar (fulmair)
- fulmart MScots
- fung
- funk
- G
- gab
- gabbie fn
- gad
- gad = gaud
- gairfowl
- gape
- garefowl
- garten fn
- garvie
- gate
- gaud
- gavel fn
- gawk
- gawlin
- ged
- geddick
- geds (pl.)
- geddis (pl.) MScots, fn
- giff-gaff
- †girnot fn
- glam fn
- glaum fn
- gloam sb.
- gloam vb
- gloamin
- †glom sb. ‘moon’
- glom sb. ‘white stripe’
- glōm sb. ‘white stripe’
- glom vb
- glome sb.
- glome vb
- gob fn
- gok
- gokk
- gomerel
- gornet fn
- gornick fn
- gouk(e) EScots
- gowk (gòcaireachd)
- gowk (gocaman)
- gowk (stòrag) fn
- gowk EScots (gocaman)
- gowkmaleerie
- gowlin
- goyler fn
- goylir
- groob
- grundiswallow fn
- gruniswall fn
- grunt Ulster-Scots
- †grød fn
- H
- haaf
- handsel
- hap MScots
- helm
- helmstok
- helmestock
- hereȝeld MScots
- herial
- herlin
- hirling MScots, fn
- hoolet fn
- horizeilda
- I
- -ick (geadas)
- -ick fn (ruideag)
- -ie (bliong)
- -ie (cudaig)
- ill luck fn
- -in (cudaig)
- -ing (cudaig)
- -in(g) (cuidhteag)
- -in(g) (sìoman)
- ink
- J
- jackass fn
- K
- kadel
- kagg fn
- kail
- kaisie
- kamb
- kame
- kav(e)l
- kav(e)l-tree
- kazy
- keek fn
- keelin (cìlean)
- keelin
- k(e)illin(g)
- kelpie fn
- kep
- kes
- kesshie
- kessi
- kick sb., fn
- kick vb, fn
- kishie fn
- knee fn
- kneel fn
- knife fn
- knock fn
- knoop fn
- knop fn
- knoud (cnòdan)
- knoud (nòs)
- *knoudan
- knoup fn
- knowd
- knowe fn
- koos
- kød
- kroolter
- kroppin
- kuithin
- kus (cus)
- koos (rùc)
- L
- laing (= ling) fn
- langans Ulster-Scots, fn
- langel Ulster-Scots
- langels pl.
- langelt
- langet
- langet MScots
- langets pl.
- langett
- langle Ulster-Scots
- langlet
- lang-seit MScots
- ‡lank
- lantren
- lanyell Ulster-Scots
- -le
- leerie (gòcaireachd)
- leerie (luaireag)
- lengel
- lengel Ulster-Scots
- -lin(g)
- lint fn
- longa-fish
- longie
- loom ‘diver’ fn
- loom ‘slick’
- loomie
- luggie
- lum fn
- lume
- M
- ma
- malefices fn
- malifigies
- mall (fòla)
- mall (fulmair)
- mallimoke fn
- mappat MScots, fn
- masta(d)ge (cnèibeilt(e))
- masta(d)ge (cudaig) fn
- mastis (cnèibeilt(e))
- mastis (cudaig) fn
- maw (fòla)
- maw (fulmair)
- merlin(g) fn
- milrokey Ulster-Scots
- mogi
- mol(l) fn
- mol(l) MScots
- molrooken Ulster-Scots
- moppat MScots, fn
- mow
- muggy
- mull fn
- muller fn
- N
- naust fn
- noud
- noust
- nowd
- nust
- O
- oast
- -och fn
- -ock (bìdeag) fn
- -ock (boiteag)
- -ock (pleadhan)
- -ock (ruideag) fn
- on
- oogly
- ool(e)d
- ool
- oolet
- oolt
- ootroad (rotach) fn
- ootroad (udrathad)
- o(u)gly
- oul fn
- oulet fn
- out-
- outback
- outroad (rotach) fn
- outroad (udrathad)
- outwaill MScots, fn
- outwale fn
- owdan (cnòdan)
- owdan (nòs)
- owden
- P
- pail
- pare
- pattin fn
- pattle
- Paul
- peaser fn
- pettle
- pig
- piggin
- pil
- pile ‘small quantity’
- pile ‘heap’
- pill
- pils
- pinni
- pir MScots
- pirhe MScots
- pirr sb.
- pirr vb
- pirrhe
- pirrie
- pismire
- pismore fn
- play
- playak
- playick
- playock
- playok
- pleoch
- pleochan
- pleochan-paidle
- pleuch
- *pleuchan
- *pleuchan-paidle
- plock
- plouk fn
- poke
- pooky
- poot
- pootie
- pooty
- porr
- pot
- pottie
- puki
- pull
- pund ‘enclosure’
- pund ‘grass’
- punds
- putt
- putti
- pykes (pl.) fn
- pyl(e)
- pyll
- Q
- quhele MScots
- quhiting MScots
- quoyach fn
- R
- †raing
- ramme(l)
- rammock
- rammocks
- randle-tree Ulster-Scots, fn
- rangle- fn
- rannel- fn
- rantle(-tree) fn
- rarefowl
- rash
- rat
- rauk sb
- rauk vb
- rauk EScots
- record Anglo-Scots
- reng
- rigmarole
- ring MScots, fn
- ringle Ulster-Scots, fn
- rip
- rippek
- rippock
- *ritta fn
- *rittek
- ritto
- rittock
- rock Ulster-Scots, fn
- rong MScots, fn
- rot sb.
- rot vb
- rotl
- rottach fn
- rottack
- rotten
- roung MScots, fn
- roung
- rouse
- rousle
- roust
- rout sb.
- rout vb, fn
- rowt sb. (rotach)
- rowt sb. (stòrag) fn
- rowt vb, fn
- ruck ‘belch’
- ruck ‘rick’ (brùc) fn
- ruck ‘rick’ (rùc) fn
- ruck MScots
- ruck Ulster-Scots, fn
- ruise
- ruk MScots
- rung
- rung MScots
- rungs pl.
- rup
- rush
- rush MScots
- rustic (cnèibeilt(e))
- rustic (cudaig) fn
- rutl
- S
- scar MScots
- scarf
- scart Ulster-Scots
- scath(e) OScots, fn
- scaur
- s(c)hoir MScots
- s(c)hor(e) MScots
- score sb.
- score vb
- scorie
- scrabe
- scraber
- scraib
- scrape
- screachan-aittin
- sea-mall
- shayth OScots, fn
- sheemach
- sheemachan
- sheemich
- shimee
- shore
- -sie fn
- *sime
- simmen
- simmet
- skelf
- skirl
- skirl MScots
- skor fn
- skori
- skory
- *skrile EScots
- sla(a)ck fn
- slaak fn
- slag
- slaic
- slaik fn
- slak MScots
- slake
- slammack
- slauk(e) fn
- slawk (slabhcar) fn
- slawk (slòc)
- sloak Ulster-Scots, fn
- sloch
- slock fn
- slogue
- sloke
- sloke Ulster-Scots, fn
- sluch
- slyaach fn
- sooken fn
- spade
- spale
- spar fn
- speel
- stank
- stapil MScots
- stare
- starlin fn
- starnal fn
- steelyard fn
- stirlin fn
- stoor
- stour fn
- straic
- strak(e) EScots
- strak(e) MScots
- stravaig
- stroup
- sture
- sut follower fn
- T
- tank
- tern
- terwhite fn
- testan(e) MScots
- teuchit fn
- thank (fang)
- thrang
- thruch-stane
- thrum
- tid(e) MScots, fn
- tirwhit
- tirwit fn
- torsken MScots, fn
- trip n.
- trip vb, fn
- trip MScots
- trip(p) EScots
- troilya
- trujlla
- trullia
- trus(s) MScots ‘truss’ fn
- truss ‘giant’ fn
- truss ‘truss’
- trussibelt fn
- tun fn
- turs fn
- *tursi fn
- turskill fn
- tushkar
- tusk
- tuskar
- tusker
- tusk-spawd
- tuss fn
- tweest
- U
- ug
- ugg
- ul fn
- ulet fn
- ull luck fn
- urek
- V
- vantage
- W
- wirt MScots, fn
- *wall
- wall MScots
- waw
- waw MScots
- wheech
- wheel fn
- whitin (cudaig)
- whitin (cuidhteag)
- whitin (rotach) fn
- widdle fn
- wort MScots, fn
- wrang
- wrayng
- Y
- yap