Страница - 260Страница - 262- ha', hall.
- had, hold, keep.
- had, taken.
- hained, enclosed, surrounded with a hedge.
- half-fou, half bushel.
- hantle, much, great deal.
- happ'd, covered.
- hart-rote, [39], a term of endearment, sweet-heart.
- haud, hold.
- haugh, low flat ground by a river-side.
- hauping, limping.
- hause, neck.
- have owre, [151], half over.
- haw, azure.
- hawberke, cuirass, coat of mail.
- heading-hill, beheading hill.
- heal, conceal.
- heal, health.
- hech, a forcible expiration of breath, as in striking a heavy blow.
- heiding-hill, the beheading hill.
- hend, gentle.
- het, hot.
- hewberke, cuirass, coat of mail.
- hichts, heights.
- hight, promised.
- hind-chiel, young stripling.
- hinging, hanging.
- hollin, holly.
- hooly, slowly, softly.
- houl', hold.
- houms, flat grounds near water.
- houzle, give the sacrament.
- ilka, each.
- inbearing, forth-putting.
- iwis, iwysse, certainly, truly.
- jack, [81], a coat of mail.
- jagged, pierced.
- jess, a leather strap for a hawk's leg, by which it was fastened to the leash.
- jooked, bowed, made obeisance.
- kail, broth.
- kame, comb.
- keckle-pin, [300], should be heckle-pin, the tooth of a heckle or flax-comb.
- kell, a dress of net-work for a woman's head.
- kempes, soldiers;
- kemperye man, [169], soldier-man.
- kepped, keppit, intercepted received when falling.
- kevils, lots.
- kiest, cast.
- kilted, tucked up.
- kipples, rafters.
- kirkin, churching.
- kirk-shot, see shot.
- knet, knitted.
- knicht, knight.
- knot, [274], tie up.
- knowe, knoll.
- lack, [85], loss.
- laigh, low.
- lake, [58], hollow place, grave?
- lamer, amber.
- lane, your lane, &c., alone.
- lap, leapt;
- [154], sprang.
- lauch, laugh.
- lauchters, laughters.
- lave, rest.
- lawing, reckoning.
- laye, [180], law.
- lay gowd, embroider in gold.
- lay-land, lea-land, unploughed, green sward.
- leafu', lawful.
- leal, loyal, true.
- leech, leash.
- leesome, pleasant, lovely.
- lemin, gleaming.
- lere, countenance.
- lethal, deadly.
- licht, light.
- lieve, dear.
- lift, air.
- lift, carry off.
- lig, lie.
- lighter, delivered.
- limmer, mean, scoundrel, wretch.
- linkin', riding briskly.
- linn, the pool beneath a cataract.
- lither, lazy, wicked.
- lodlye, loathly.
- loon, clown, rascal, low fellow.
- loot, let.
- louted, bowed, bent.
- make, mate.
- mane, moan, lament.
- mannot, may not.
- maries, maids.
- mark, murky.
- marrow, mate, husband;
- [67], antagonist, match.
- mat, might.
- mavis, thrush.
- maw, mew.
- may, maid.
- meen, moon.
- mell, [70], milt, spleen.
- micht, might.
- mill-capon, a poor person who asks charity at mills from those who have grain grinding.
- millering, [273], dust of the mill.
- min', mind.
- min', minnie, mother, love, dear.
- minged, [178], named, mentioned.
- mintet, [335], took the direction or course.
- mirk, dark.
- monand, moaning.
- moodie hill, [84], mole-hill.
- morning-gift, the gift made a wife by her husband, the morning after marriage.
- mun, must.
- nee, nigh.
- nicked of naye, [162], denied;
- should be with naye.
- niest, next.
- nurice, nurse.
- o'erword, refrain.
- ohon, an exclamation of sorrow, alas.
- onbethought, [35], thought upon.
- or, before.
- out o'hand, at once.
- owre, [151], or, ere.
- oys, grandsons.
- Pa, [144]. Qy. Is this a contraction of pall, and is pall, an alley or mall in which games of ball are played?
- pall, a kind of rich cloth.
- Pasche, Easter.
- pat, put.
- paughty, insolent.
- pearlings, thread laces.
- pict, pitch.
- pike, pick.
- pin, summit;
- gallows pin, top of the gallows?
- pine, sorrow.
- pitten, put.
- plat, interwove.
- play-feres, play-fellows.
- plight, pledge.
- plooky, pimpled.
- poin'd, seized.
- poke, bag.
- pot, a deep place scooped in a rock or river-bed by the eddies.
- pou, pull.
- prestlye, quickly.
- pricked, rode smartly.
- prime, six o'clock.
- prude, [31], proud?
- put down, putten down, executed, killed.
- quair, choir.
- quha, who.
- quick, alive.