Страница - 258 Страница - 260 dabs, pricks . dang, [301] , overcome ; [361] , pushed .dapperby, [189] , dapper ? daut, fondle , caress . daw, dawn . dead, death . dear-boucht, dear-bought . deas, sometimes a pew in a church . dee, die . dee, do, avail . deid, death . deight, dight, decked . den, valley . depart, [124] , part . dight, [253] , skilfully , readily ? dighted, dressed , wiped . dine, dinner . ding, strike . dinna, do not . disna, does not . dool, sorrow . dout, fear . dowie, mournful , sad , gloomy . downa, cannot . dows, doves . dreaded, doubted . dree, suffer . drew up with, [94] , formed relations of love with . drie, suffer . drumly, troubled . dule, grief , sorrow . dune, done . dwines, dwindles . e'e, eye . een, eye , eyes . eneuch, enough . ezer, azure . fadge, clumsy woman . faem, foam . fare, go . farrow-cow, a barren cow . fee, property , wages . fell, hill . fell, strange . ferra cow, farrow cow , a cow not with calf . ffree, noble . firstan, firstand, first . fit, foot . fitches, [329] , flitches ? flang'd, flung . fleed, flood . foremost man, bridesman . forlorn, lost . fou, fow, full . frush, brittle . fur, furrow, a furrows length , furlong . gaed, went . gair, [354] , gore , strip . See gare. gang, go ; gangs, goes . gar, make . gare, [55] , gore ; apparently, here, skirt . So, hung low down by his gair, [296] , by the edge of his frock . The word seems also to be used vaguely in romances for clothing . garl, gravel . gate, way . gear, goods , clothes . gin, trick , wile . gleed, a burning coal ; [97] , blaze .glent, gleam , glimmer . gone, go . gowd, gold ; gowden, golden . gowk, fool . gravat, cravat ? greaf, grave . greet, cry , weep . gris, a costly fur . grit, big . groom, man . gross, heavy . gryte, great , big . Gude, God . ha', hall . had her, betook her . hallow-days, holidays . haly, holy . happit, covered . hass, neck . haud, hold ; haud unthought lang, keep from ennui . hause, neck . head, behead . healy, slowly , softly . heght, promised . her lane, herself alone . herried, robbed . hich, high . hinny, honey . hip, the berry which contains the stones or seeds of the dog-rose . hooly, slowly , gently . how, ho! hows, hollows , dells . howket, dug . huggell, huddle , cuddle . huly, slowly . intill, into , in . into, on . iwis, certainly . jaw, [233] , wave . jawing, dashing . jimp, slender . jo, sweetheart . jollie, handsome . jow, stroke in tolling . kell, caul , a species of cap, or net-work, worn by women as a head-dress . kembe, comb ; kembing, combing . kenna, know not ; kentna, knew not . kens, knows . kerches, kerchiefs . kilted, tucked up . kin, kind ; a' kin, all kind . kist, chest . kitchey, kitchen . know, knoll . kye, cows . kythe, become , manifest . laigh, low . lain, alone ; ye're your lain, you are alone ; hir lain, her alone . lair, learning . lane, alone ; the same in combination with the pronouns my , his , her , its , &c. lap, leapt . latten, let . lauch, laugh . laumer, [327] , amber . lave, rest . lealest, truest , chastest . lear, lore , lesson . lease, leash . lee, lonesome . lee-lang, livelong . lei, [132] , lonesome . len, lie . lent, leaned . let, stop , delay . leuch, leugh, laughed . lichtly, lightly . lig, lie . lighter, delivered . limmers, strumpets . linn, the pool under a cataract , cataract . lith, joint . lither, naughty , wicked . looten, let . loup, leap . lourd, liefer , rather . louted, bent . louze, loosen . lykewake, watching of a dead body . mae, more . maene, moan, lamentation . maist, [58] , maistly, almost . make, mate . mane, moan . maries, maids . marrow, mate . mat, may . maun, must . maunna, may not . may, maid . meen, moan , lament . message, messenger . micht, might . mind, remember . mirk, murky . mith, might . Moll Syms, [359] , a celebrated dance tune of the 16th century . mools, the earth of the grave , the dust of the dead . mot, may . my lane, alone by myself .