Middle Scots
Scottish Lallans
Lallans
Middle English
Cornish language
Cornish
yoong
pretoir
Glasgow patter
Middle Irish language
Middle Irish
Scottish
Scots
Scots English
Kentish
Ormond
Jutish
Middle Cornish
Northern
Ulster Scots
Cumbric
James Augustus Henry Murray
Sir James Murray
Sir James Augustus Murray
Cymric language
Welsh language
James Augustus Murray
British
Welsh
Cymric
Sir James Augustus Henry Murray
Murray
James Murray
New English
Scotic
Great Vowel Shift
Scots Gaelic
Stuart
Scottish Gaelic
Scots Gaelic language
Ullans
Doric
Scottish Gaelic language
north country
Mar
Early New English
Haddington
Early Modern English
Leven
Scottish English
Stewart
Dalhousie
Dysart
Wyandot
Pritenic
Buchan
Hogg
Crawford
Modern English
James Hogg
Lauderdale
Oscan
Gaelic
Morton
Perth
Caithness
Elgin
Littlemill
Tudor
Saxon
auld
Pinkerton syndrome
Scone
Sassenach
claybeg
Scotticism
Old Norse language
Richard Hooker
Northern English
Old Norse
Mabinogion
Northern England English
Hooker
Northumbria
Spittal
Edina
Bernicia
Ulster Irish
English
Galatian
ardour
Flodden
West Saxon

English words for 'the Anglic language of Lowland Scotland in the period from 1450 to 1700.'

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