Scottish Language, Issue 16Association for Scottish Literary Studies, 1997 - English language |
Contents
Periphrastic do in The Complaynt of Scotland | 37 |
Of the Orthographie and Congruitie | 52 |
The Origin of the BePerfect with Transitives | 88 |
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3our Aitken anglicised anglicisms Anglo-Scots Angus auxiliary buik Cadog caled Cecil Celtic Complaynt construction contemporary context Corr Culhwch and Olwen Cumbric cyllell Dictionary digraphs documents dois Doug Dublin Earl early Edinburgh England English addressees examples Fetlar Foula Gavin Douglas George Douglas graphemes Hamilton's heavily anglicised holograph letters Hume ibid interrogative clauses Irish Irish Language James jockteleg K.H. Jackson kiaugh Kirkcaldy knaw Knox Knox's Kyng Lennox lexical linguistic London Lord MacDiarmid Margaret Tudor McClure membrane Middle Scots negative nocht Norn northern English occurs Older Scots orthography Oxford participle periphrastic phonological pronoun prose quhen quhilk quhom references Resonyng Russian Scotland Scots forms Scots language scotticisms Scottish Gaelic Scottish Language scribe semantic-situational Shaw Shetland Shetland dialect Shetland perfect sixteenth century Slavonic Southern speech spelling sreabhann Stewart striffen syntactic tense thir tokens tradition University Press verb vowel weir Welsh writing written žat