Scots is the Germanic language, related to English, spoken in Lowland Scotland and Ulster, not the Celtic language Gaelic!
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Page 11 of 53 for the letter M
Manwhill,
Manwhill [ˈmanʍɪl]
pn. Manquhill (Dumfries and Galloway).
manjuggel, manjuggelti, manjuggl, manjuggle, manjugl, manugilti, manyoggeltie, manyoggle, manyogle, manyoglti, manyuggilty, manyugilti,
manyoggle [I.Sh. mənˈjɔgl]
v. To perform juggling tricks.
Compounds and phrases etc.
manyoggeltie: Magic art, juggling tricks.
map, mappie, mappy,
map [map]
n. A map. A likeness, a portrait.
dim. mappie A marble marked with lines like a globe of the world.
mapamond, mapamone, mapamound, mappamond, mappamound, mappamount,
mappamound [ˈmapəmun(d)]
n. arch. The globe, the world.
From Latin mappa mundi.
mar, marin, marr, marrin, marrt, mart, mer, merr, merreen, merreen, mismar, mismarr, mismer, mismerr,
mar [mar, S. mɛr]
n. An obstruction, a hindrance. An impediment in speech.
v. To obstruct, hinder, block. Stand in the way of, intercept, stop. To annoy, put about, inconvenience, confuse.
pt. pp. mart, marred
Compounds and phrases etc.
marrin: The action of guiding skaters.
mismar: To spoil by tangling or confusing, to disarrange.
maalo, maalo, maar, maasgoom, maasguum, mailo, mailo, maisgoom, mallick, mallick, mallock, mallow, mallow, mar, mareel, marelde, marfloo, marflou, marflu, maril, marild, marilde, marlak, marlauk, marlee, marlek, marlik, marlock, marlok, marool, maroul, marsgrim, marsgum, marshum, marskamo, marsom, marul, marwol, masgoom, masgoom, masgrim, masgum, maskamo, mela, mela, melak, melak, mergsam, mersgam, mers-gim, mirsgim, moril, morriwol, mulrein, murrowell, mursgan,
mar [I.Sh. mar]
n. The open sea, the ocean The deep-sea fishing grounds, the sea-bottom, the ocean floor.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mareel: Phosphorescence as seen on the sea on a dark night.
marflou: one of the tiny flea-like crustaceans of the genus Platorchestia.
marsgum, maroul: The angler fish Lophius piscatorius.
marlock: The eelgrass Zostera marina once used for stuffing mattresses. Also I.Ork. mallock.
marshum: Left-overs of various sea creatures and their products such as eggs, skin and bones found lying on the seashore.
mairble, marble, merble,
marble [ˈmarbl]
n. Marble.
marc$ry, marcury, markery,
marcury [ˈmark(ə)re]
n. Mercury.
earth-mare, erchmare, erghmare, maara, mara, mare, mare-stane, mer, mera, nichtmare, nicht-mare, nichtmear, nichtmeer, nicht-meer,
mare [mer]
n. A goblin popularly supposed to be the cause of a nichtmare. I.Sh. The nightmare itself.
Compounds and phrases etc.
erchmare [ɛrx-, erx-, MN. arx-]: MN. NN.a. Nightmare.
mare-stane: A specially-shaped stone believed to give protection against supernatural powers.
nichtmare: Nightmare.
margadh_mor, margadh_mór, margymore,
margadh mór [ˈmɑr(ə)gə moːr]
n. Irish A (large) market.
[ Start |
Previous
| Next ]