C signifies that the word it follows is Cumbrian. S that it is Scotch. S and C that it is common to both dialects.
A.
Addle, or Eddle, C, earn.
“What, I mun tak’ my flale wimma, antres I git a job er two a threyshin, Ise addle summat be’t.”
Rev. T. Clarke. Johnny Shippard.
Aiblins, S, perhaps.
“But aiblins neighbour ye have not the heart,
An’ downa eithly wi’ the cunzie part.”