Страница - 208 Страница - 210 baill, sorrow . balow, a word used in lulling children . ban, band . banning, cursing . bed-stock, the side of the bed further from the wall . begoud, began . beked, [305] , made warm ? belinger, [283] ? bemean, [86] , disparage . ben, in . benjed, [305] , received hospitably , made preparations for his comfort ? besyd, [247] , astray . be that, by that . bewray, discord . bier, cry . bierdly, stately . bigged, biggit, built . Billy Blin, a benignant household fairy, like the Lubber Fiend . binna, be not . birk, birch .birling, drinking . blae, blue . blaewort, blue bottle , witch bells . blee, complexion . blin'd, blinded . bone, [247] , bane . boon, above . borrow, ransom , rescue . bot dreid, [246] , without doubt . boud, [297] ? bought, a pen in the corner of a fold, into which the ewes are driven to be milked . bower, chamber , dwelling . brae, hill-side . braken, female fern . braw, brave , fine , handsome . brawn, [93] , calf of the leg . brayd attour the bent, [248] , strode across the grass or field . brent, [308] , high , straight . bride-ale, a wedding festival so called from the brides selling ale on the wedding day, in return for which she received a large price by way of present . bruik, enjoy . brynies, cuirasses . bug, built . burd, lady . burn, brook . busk, dress , adorn , make ready . but, out . but and, but also . bute [boot], help . ca', called . caddie, errand-boy . cairis, cares . camovine, camomile . can, know . chap, rap . certaine, in, certainly . close, enclosure , an enclosed field . coffer, coif , a woman's head-dress ? coft, bought . cog, milking-pail . confound, destroy . corss, cross . cowt, colt . cowth, cowd, [248] , could , used as an auxiliary to form the preterit tense . crack, merry talk . cramasie, crimson . cruds, curds . cute, ancle . cuvating, coveting . daurna, dare not . daut, fondle . dead, death . dearly, dear . dee, die . dee, do . deed, death . deill, [250] , deal ; [247] , dally ?deir, [246] , frighten . dele, [144] , particle , bit . departe, [147] , separate ; departing, [249] , dividing . dern, secret . dey, dairy woman .dill, assuage , soothe . dings, beats . disparage, [157] , cause to match unequally . distan, distinguish . distrayne, distress . d'on, do on , don . dought, dread . dre, suffer . dreder, dread . dreed, suffered . drest, [247] , placed ; in dule I am so drest, I am so plunged in sorrow . drie, bear , endure . dule, sorrow . dyke, wall . echeon, each one . een, eyes . een, one . enew, enough . eik, increase . fa', [300] ? fair, go . fa's [fa as], I have my lot as . fauld-dyke, wall of the fold . fawn, fallen . fee, money , possessions . feir, [246] , appearance , demeanor . fie, cattle of any kind , sheep . firth, an enclosed wood , a field within a wood . fit, foot . forbears, ancestors . forbye, on one side . fou, full . fra, [247] , from the time that . fre, free, noble . fy, [260] , haste ! gait, way . gaits, goats . gar, cause , make . gare, below her, below the gore in the edge of her skirt? or below her dress merely? gaucy, [76] , burly , strong . gear, goods . girse, grass . glamer, glamour, a charm exercised on the eye . God before, God guide you ! haill, healthy ; [247] , whole .haik up, [83] , carry off by force , Jamieson. (?) hald, hold , heep . hap, covering ; happed, covered . hard, heard . hardely, assuredly . haud, hold ; haud unthocht lang, keep from growing weary . her, their . heill, hele, health . hes, hast . het, hot . hich, high . hie, on, aloud . hinna, have not . hinny, darling . his alane, alone by himself . Hollans boats, 13. Qy. holly-boats ?holland, holly . hooding o' grey, [66] , hodden-grey , cloth with the natural color of the wool . holtis hair, [250] , uplands bleak . howp, hope . huche, crag , steep bank . I dern with the bot gif I daill, [247] ; unless I secretly dally with thee ?I'st, I shall . ilke, each ; this ilka, this same . intill, [83] , upon . intent, [248] , thought , mind . in worth, [205] , gladly , contentedly . janglour, prater . jimp, slender . kail-blade, leaf of colewort . kail-yardie, kitchen garden . kebbuck, cheese . keep, heed . keipand, keeping . kenna, know not . kep, catch . kilt, kilted, tucked up . kintra, country . knicking, [110] , wringing , so as to make snap . knowe, knoll . kye, cows .