Category:Scots terms derived from Old English
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Scots terms that originate from Old English.
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This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.
- Scots terms inherited from Old English (0 c, 440 e)
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Pages in category "Scots terms derived from Old English"
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- A
- a
- a'
- a'-
- a-
- aback
- aboot
- Abraham
- abraid
- abufe
- abuin
- acre
- addle
- adoon
- ae
- aefauld
- aerrow
- afaynd
- aff
- affhand
- affuird
- afiel'
- afore
- aft
- aften
- again
- aicorn
- aik
- aiken
- ail
- ain
- aipple
- air
- airm
- airn
- aish
- aishen
- aist
- ait
- aith
- aither
- aller
- alsae
- amang
- an
- ance
- ane
- anent
- apen
- are
- arm
- athill
- aucht
- August
- auld
- aungelic
- awa
- awmichtie
B
- bairn
- bairn-time
- bairntime
- bane
- bauld
- baw
- be
- bed
- Bedshiel
- been
- behecht
- beird
- ben
- bent
- bere
- bern
- bery
- better
- beuch
- bide
- bightsome
- bink
- birk
- birken
- blate
- blaw
- bleck
- blithe
- bluid
- body
- boo
- bou
- bour tree
- bowie
- bree
- breest
- breid
- bricht
- bring
- brither
- brock
- brod
- broo
- brook
- broon
- brouk
- bucht
- buik
- buird
- burn
- buy
- by
- bydand
- byre
- byspel