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| thane [θen]n. A minor noble. |
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| thank, thenk, thanks, thenks, hanks, hanx, tank, taank, thankfu, thankfu', thankfou, thenkfu, thenkfae, thankfae, thankrif, thenkrif, thenkrife, thankrife, unthank, unthenk, bethank, bethankit, bethenkit, bethenket, |
thank [θaŋk, WC. θɛŋk, I.Sh. ta(:)ŋk]n. Thank.
pl. thanks
v. To thank.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bethank [bə'-]: to thank, thanks, acknowledgment
bethankit: full of grattitude, grace after meal, int. God be thanked!
pick-thank: a person who curries favour by deceit, a sycophant, sneak, gossip, ungrateful
thankfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: adj. thankful
thankrif adj. very grateful
unthank: ingratitude |
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| thare, therr, thur, thir, thar, the, they, thair, er, ere, e're, ther, the'r, the', the're, thareawa, thareaway, thareawae, thareawey, thereaway, tharawas, thareoot, theroot, thare', erra, tharein, therein, thairin, tharetil, theretil, theretill, thairtill, thairtil, thaur, thaire, thereout, ere's, dir, dare, der, dere, thereoot, thareby, the'll, |
thare [ðe:r, ðər, I.Sh. de:r, dɛr]contracted N. [e:r]
also the contracted form the [ðə, I.Sh. də]
adv. There.
Compounds and phrases etc.
thareanent: the matter already mentioned, relating to what has been said above
thareawa: thereabouts
thare awey [-ə'wəi]: down there, in that direction
thareby: of number or amount: approximately, thereabouts, round about the figure mentioned
thareoot: outside, in the open air
thare a: there is a
tharein: therein, indoors, at home
thare's: there is/are
tharetil [-tɪl, -tʌl]: thereto
the'll: there will/shall
the war: there was/were
the're: there are/is
war the: were there |
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| that, tha, thae, thay, they, thai, 'at, at, yat, it, itt, aa, tha', aat, 'et, dat, izzat, that's, 'at's, aat's, tha's, ats, at's, thats, thattan, thatwey, thit, thaut, eit, thaat, thet, datn, thaese, thase, ose, |
that [ðat, ðet, I.Sh. dat]contracted 'at [ət, t]
pron. Relative: who. That, whom, which.
pl. thae [ðe:] Those. In the northern dialects the pl. may be that.
possessive that's Whose. Contracted 'at's.
adj. That.
adj. pl. thae Those. In the northern dialects the pl. may be that.
adv. So, to such a degree, to that extent, very.
Compounds and phrases etc.
an aw that and all that sort of thing
an that and so on, etcetera
is that contracted is 'at [ɪzət],: is that
thattan [ðatən, ðetən, ətən]: that kind of...
thatwey: in that way, like that |
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| thay, they, the, the', thai, thae, ey, dey, ay, 'ay, thi, tha, thay're, they're, thay'r, they'r, thai're, thai'r, thay'v, they'v, thay've, they've, thai'v, thai've, thur, ther, thir, |
thay [ðe:, ðə, N. e:, I.Sh. de:]pron. They.
Compounds and phrases etc.
thay are contracted thay're: they're
thay hiv contracted thay'v: they've
thay wad contracted thay'd they'd |
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| the, th, thi, tha, thu, e, ee, i, i', ra, th', they, ye, de, da, ruh, t'ae, 'e, eih, |
the [ðə, I.Sh. da, də]The definite article: The.
Used instead of the possessive pron.: with the names of relatives, with the names of parts of the body. With names of diseases. With the names of various pursuits and activities often expressed as verbal nouns, and trades or crafts, branches of learning, foreign languages, philosophy, sports, games, athletic pursuits and institutions etc.
In colloquial speech the may be contracted to 'e [ə, ɪ] and in phrases beginning with in the, on the, at the and o the, the two words may be contracted ee [i:] .
Compounds and phrases etc.
the ae [ðə e:, -je:] contracted t'ae [te: tje:]: the one, the only, one of two, as opposed to the other or the others
the day: today
thegither: together
the morn: tomorrow
the morn's morn: tomorrow morning
the morn's nicht: tomorrow's evening, tomorrow night
the nicht: tonight
the nou [-nu:, S. -nʌu]: at present, just now
the streen: last evening, yesterday
the tane [-ten], the one, that one
the tither: the other, that other
the year: this year |
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| The Broch, Broch, Bruch, brocher, Faithlie, Burgheid, |
The Broch [brɔx]pn. Fraserburgh (Aberdeenshire), Burghead. (Moray)
Brocher ['brɔxər]: a native of Fraserburgh
Faithlie: another name for Fraserburgh |
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| Bullers, Bullars, The Bullers, |
| The Bullers [ðə 'bʌlərz]pn. The Bullers of Buchan. |
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| Crail, Crail capon, crailz capon, crail caipon, crail kaipon, |
The Crail [ðə krel]pn. Crail. (Fife)
Compounds and phrases etc.
Crail capon [-kəpɔn]: a dried but not split haddock. |
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| The Crossgates, Crossgates, |
| The Crossgates [ðə 'krosgets]pn. Crossgates. |
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