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An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language
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Chapter 930 B. rhugl-aw, to rub, to chafe; at-terere, Davies; rhygl-o, to rub, to fret; Lhuyd also, to groove, striare.
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Released on: 06/12/2017
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1 Chapter 1 No.12 Chapter 2 Hagbut.3 Chapter 3 B. gridhuan, gemere; Belg. kryt-en, to cry.4 Chapter 4 Crufe.5 Chapter 5 Craw-croops.6 Chapter 6 Croud.7 Chapter 7 B. coronula, parva corona.8 Chapter 8 Crooner.9 Chapter 9 Croyn.10 Chapter 10 B. coedawl, belonging to a forest.11 Chapter 11 Cock-stule.12 Chapter 12 Coodie.13 Chapter 13 Coof.14 Chapter 14 Quirie.15 Chapter 15 Cursour.16 Chapter 16 Repledge.17 Chapter 17 Connand.18 Chapter 18 Yaire.19 Chapter 19 Contenyng.20 Chapter 20 Couple.21 Chapter 21 Fuffle.22 Chapter 22 Curmurring.23 Chapter 23 Kowschot.24 Chapter 24 Cursour. No.2425 Chapter 25 Castock.26 Chapter 26 Kuter.27 Chapter 27 Kittie.28 Chapter 28 Conuyne.29 Chapter 29 Daw.30 Chapter 30 Daw. No.3031 Chapter 31 Dawdie.32 Chapter 32 Darg.33 Chapter 33 Dams.34 Chapter 34 Dainty.35 Chapter 35 Dent.36 Chapter 36 Dere.37 Chapter 37 Dregie.38 Chapter 38 B. das, a heap of grain, Teut. tas, id.39 Chapter 39 Dawd.40 Chapter 40 Daw. No.4041 Chapter 41 Dowf.42 Chapter 42 Droich.43 Chapter 43 Deve.44 Chapter 44 Dey.45 Chapter 45 B. delat-are, id.46 Chapter 46 Dean.47 Chapter 47 Dan.48 Chapter 48 Dink.49 Chapter 49 B. depon-ere, testari.50 Chapter 50 Darn, v.51 Chapter 51 Teuch.52 Chapter 52 Davel.53 Chapter 53 Jouk.54 Chapter 54 Daw. No.5455 Chapter 55 Deve. No.5556 Chapter 56 Dite.57 Chapter 57 B. diaet-a, iter unius diei.58 Chapter 58 Ding.59 Chapter 59 B. dilatare, to delay.60 Chapter 60 Dent. No.6061 Chapter 61 B. dowrd, sonitus, strepitus.62 Chapter 62 Durk.63 Chapter 63 Sparpell.64 Chapter 64 Plenys, v.65 Chapter 65 B. distenc-io, contentio, lis.66 Chapter 66 Dow.67 Chapter 67 Dow, 1.68 Chapter 68 Dock, v.69 Chapter 69 Duffart.70 Chapter 70 Dusch.71 Chapter 71 Docken.72 Chapter 72 Dowf. No.7273 Chapter 73 Dowf. No.7374 Chapter 74 Dule.75 Chapter 75 Doyce.76 Chapter 76 Doud.77 Chapter 77 Dunt, s.78 Chapter 78 Thring.79 Chapter 79 Douce.80 Chapter 80 Doyce. No.8081 Chapter 81 Dowfart.82 Chapter 82 Dolly.83 Chapter 83 Dreich.84 Chapter 84 Dreich. No.8485 Chapter 85 Dredour.86 Chapter 86 Dredour. No.8687 Chapter 87 Dram.88 Chapter 88 Dibler.89 Chapter 89 Duke.90 Chapter 90 Doock.91 Chapter 91 Droich. No.9192 Chapter 92 Donnart.93 Chapter 93 Doyn.94 Chapter 94 Doyce. No.9495 Chapter 95 Dualm.96 Chapter 96 the letter A.97 Chapter 97 Aynd, v.98 Chapter 98 Yirm.99 Chapter 99 Ern.100 Chapter 100 Etnagh.