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Athelstaneford, Atholstanefuird, Elshinford, Elshinfuird, Elshinthord, Elshinthurd,
Elshinfuird [ˈɛlʃɪnfərd, ˈɛlsɪnθərd]
pn. Athelstaneford (East Lothian).
pn. Athelstaneford (East Lothian).
elsk, elska, elsko,
elsk [I.Sh. ɛlsk]
v. To love.
v. To love.
Compounds and phrases etc.
elska cry: I.Sh. A death cry.
Bess, Bessie, Bessy, Betsy, Bettsy, Elsbeth, Else, Elsie, Elspa, Elspat, Elspath, Elspet, Elspeth, Eppie, Eppy, Leebie, Leeby, Leezie, Leezy, Leezy, Liebie, Lieby, Liezie, Liezy, Luzzee, Nepps,
Elspeth [ˈɛlspəθ]
n. The Personal name Elizabeth.
dim. Elsie, Eppie, Nepps
also Bess, dim. Bessie. Leezie [ˈliːzɪ], Leebie [ˈlibi] from Elizabeth.
n. The Personal name Elizabeth.
dim. Elsie, Eppie, Nepps
also Bess, dim. Bessie. Leezie [ˈliːzɪ], Leebie [ˈlibi] from Elizabeth.
bessie n. An ill-mannered, romping, or bad-tempered woman or girl, a light-headed girl.
carrie-elt, elt, eltit,
elt [NN.b. I. ˈɛlt]
v. To knead dough or butter etc. To handle roughly, to injure. To begrime or soil with mud etc. To work persistently or laboriously.
pt. pp. eltit
n. Dough, a kneaded mass. A heavy laborious job. Astout, awkwardly-built woman
v. To knead dough or butter etc. To handle roughly, to injure. To begrime or soil with mud etc. To work persistently or laboriously.
pt. pp. eltit
n. Dough, a kneaded mass. A heavy laborious job. Astout, awkwardly-built woman
Compounds and phrases etc.
carrie-elt: A thick ill-baked oat-bannock.
mak and elt o: To bungle, to make a mess of.
mak and elt o: To bungle, to make a mess of.
Elvanfit, Elvanfuit, Elvanfut,
Elvanfit [ˈɛlvənfrt, -fʌt]
pn. Elvanfoot (South Lanarkshire).
pn. Elvanfoot (South Lanarkshire).
eem, eme, emm,
eme [im]
n. The maternal uncle.
n. The maternal uncle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
auld-eme: Grand-uncle.
amerand, emeralt, emerant,
emerant [ˈɛmərənt]
adj. Emerald, a green colour.
adj. Emerald, a green colour.
aamers, ammer, ammers, aumers, emers, emmer, emmers,
emmer [ˈɛmər, ˈemər, ˈɑːmər]
n. Ember.
pl. emmers
n. Ember.
pl. emmers
ember, emmer, immer,
emmer [I. ˈɛmər, ˈɪmər]
also emmer guiss
n. The great northern diver Gavia immer.
also emmer guiss
n. The great northern diver Gavia immer.
emlines, emlins, emmanes, emmlins,
emmlins [MN. ˈɛmlɪnz]
n. Scraps, fragments, left-overs, entrails, giblets.
n. Scraps, fragments, left-overs, entrails, giblets.