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also have an impact on | meaning | and tone phonology writers convey |
and tone phonology writers convey | meaning | by using aspects of the |
being sufficiently accurate to convey | meaning | clearly and consistently and communication |
and imaginative and to convey | meaning | in language appropriate to audience |
they convey the same essential | meaning | thus helmberend was considered synonymous |
to the pronunciation the equivalent | meaning | given in english represents the |
of scots words the equivalent | meaning | given in english represents the |
of scots words the equivalent | meaning | given in english represents the |
of scots words the equivalent | meaning | given in english represents the |
in english represents the appropriate | meaning | in the text many of |
in english represents the appropriate | meaning | in the text many of |
in english represents the appropriate | meaning | in the text many of |
in english represents the appropriate | meaning | in the text many of |
it s interesting how a | meaning | a a judgement meaning has |
includes words such as scorrie | meaning | a seagull and semmit meaning |
meaning a seagull and semmit | meaning | a vest because of the |
or abuse in this subsection | meaning | abuse within the meaning of |
also heard blootered meaning drunk | meaning | drunk m1004: aye naw eh |
i a- also heard blootered | meaning | drunk meaning drunk m1004: aye |
a meaning a a judgement | meaning | has been put on on |
a meaning of some kind | meaning | is da da being here |
meaning nothing has any meaning | meaning | is fiona being here kiss |
a meaning nothing has any | meaning | meaning is fiona being here |
can t possibly have a | meaning | nothing has any meaning meaning |
da da must have a | meaning | of some kind meaning is |
subsection meaning abuse within the | meaning | of the protection from abuse |
comes from the gaelic pronn | meaning | bran the lowland equivalent is |
derivative helverie is given as | meaning | a rabble a mass of |
28 leave out has the | meaning | given by and insert means |
3 leave out has the | meaning | given by and insert means |
registered adoption service has the | meaning | given by section 1 5 |
a pilot scheme has the | meaning | given by section 1 of |
3 and insert has the | meaning | given by section 125 of |
and independent hospital has the | meaning | given by section 2 2 |
care home service has the | meaning | given by section 2 3 |
above care home has the | meaning | given by section 3 of |
insert extension certificate has the | meaning | given by section 41 1 |
or business agriculture has the | meaning | given by section 86 3 |
there is substituted has the | meaning | given by section 93 1 |
there is substituted has the | meaning | given by section 93 1 |
operative housing association has the | meaning | given in section 300 1 |
was quite a neutral word | meaning | a farm labourer f1009: mmhm |
example is the word tùchan | meaning | a slight cough which i |
to determine a word s | meaning | click what does it mean |
metathesis of the word firth | meaning | estuary or arm of the |
to explain to her the | meaning | of this buchan word it |
word had a more general | meaning | often referring to a variety |
cockerty is an interesting word | meaning | rocky unsteady and if somebody |
hunger s gweed kitchie kitchie | meaning | seasoning being the same word |
starn is a scots word | meaning | star scots the scottish corpus |
strictest sense of the word | meaning | that these poems aim at |
is a gaelic word bac | meaning | to hinder or restrain and |
west norwegian dialect word helora | meaning | to speak stupidly or confusedly |
error the word wyve however | meaning | to weave or knit is |
word steamin just as much | meaning | when ye talk about somebody |
an old canadian slang word | meaning | wild or mischievous behaviour example |
operating executive arrangements within the | meaning | of part 2 of the |
the prescribed sum within the | meaning | of section 225 8 of |
a listed authority within the | meaning | of section 3 1 of |
for domestic purposes within the | meaning | of section 7 1 proposals |
its core functions within the | meaning | of section 70 2 of |
housing support services within the | meaning | of section 81 of the |
housing support services within the | meaning | of section 91 8 of |
are to resources within the | meaning | of the order prescribing the |
a conduct complaint within the | meaning | of the said section 33 |
paradox has been explained as | meaning | that these lands lay within |
for herself what the key | meaning | of the text appears to |
sharpen their awareness of the | meaning | of the text before them |
be appropriate in terms of | meaning | number and gender grammar in |
words similar in sound or | meaning | is a significant feature of |
the way words change their | meaning | is really very interesting f1009: |
of strategies for deducing the | meaning | of words e g from |
of these are derogatory in | meaning | screen 6 woman words click |
group of words of similar | meaning | to see whether there are |
and sneck are all words | meaning | to sneak rob or steal |
with the group of words | meaning | warrior occurrences of two or |
often happens with words the | meaning | was never written down and |
the power of words and | meaning | while fiddle eats the ham |
the processes of change of | meaning | especially narrowing or specialisation associated |
especially promontories as does hoh | meaning | heel nose in the geographical |
scots it has the additional | meaning | of bread especially wheat bread |
citations be confused with quhite | meaning | white especially as white bread |
had a well established metaphorical | meaning | of protection another interesting set |
and eh the way the | meaning | has changed is that somebody |
f1054: that s got another | meaning | nowadays m1020: and somebody that |
say affectionately somebody s nuts | meaning | that they re they re |
an employee has the same | meaning | as in section 50 of |
above conveyance has the same | meaning | as in section 95 5 |
in this section the same | meaning | as they have in that |
46 services list has the | meaning | indicated in section 17ea 2 |
2 supplementary list has the | meaning | indicated in section 24b 2 |
49 agreed to section 50 | meaning | of building the convener amendment |
section 77 4 is entitled | meaning | of family do we want |
in the scottish parliament as | meaning | that section 3 2 would |
okay m865: eh from zero | meaning | not at all to four |
and any other from zero | meaning | not at all to four |
m608: mmhm f643: mmhm m642: | meaning | sub four f643: mile minute |
not at all to four | meaning | very much f951: i feel |
at all eh to four | meaning | very much or very strongly |
not at all to four | meaning | very much or very strongly |
at all eh to four | meaning | very strongly or very much |
duties shall have the same | meaning | as in rule 8 of |
patients patient having the same | meaning | as in the 1978 act |
and employer have the same | meaning | as in the employment rights |
relevant person has the same | meaning | as it has for the |
principal reporter has the same | meaning | as it has in part |
standard english categorisations o meanin | meaning | near modal s distant modal |
originally from old english mealm | meaning | soft stone or chalky earth |
appears in its modern english | meaning | throughout the dost record with |
walls they bring fiona and | meaning | a little nearer they bring |
the tellyphone she announces hoarsely | meaning | fiona oh yes thanks i |
the morning bustling feeding organising | meaning | is fiona feeding mum mum |
in the classroom reading for | meaning | often when we come to |
once it got here its | meaning | widened this often happens with |
me out i asked without | meaning | to ah mm yes provided |
matter of nuisance odours without | meaning | to be uncomplimentary i would |
a match making thing without | meaning | to [laugh] f1037: oh god |
should that be chart without | meaning | to pick on any one |
cabinet this has no statutory | meaning | in its devolution sense but |
ritual that has lost its | meaning | let s not start on |
understanding locian interestingly has another | meaning | of belong pertain while expressions |
opinion has divided on the | meaning | of the name of the |
m762: but zilla has a | meaning | there s it s an |
arm limb etc has no | meaning | transferred to the physical world |
penalties 6 disqualification orders 7 | meaning | of expressions 8 consequential amendments |
a slightly different slightly different | meaning | ehm what do they say |
of how different languages create | meaning | in different contexts they are |
i thought o the different | meaning | o tired instead an i |
aye it s a different | meaning | [throat] f1001: so i probably |
s torturous ponderings on the | meaning | of life and love and |
t stop thinking about the | meaning | of life f1151: [laugh] yeah |
to give them life a | meaning | they can t possibly have |
as if waiting for a | meaning | to give them life a |
these enormous communities you re | meaning | what is one life worth |
no doubt as to the | meaning | and tense being used if |
they discuss with pupils what | meaning | is being created in written |
i whisper back to him | meaning | is mummy being here even |
he digests and eliminates it | meaning | is mummy being here indwelling |
they re very similar in | meaning | m1055: the other one of |
early in its modern scots | meaning | of oatcake the french men |
of scots serves to restore | meaning | to important passages which have |
that does not have much | meaning | i use the expression as |
time i had remembered another | meaning | of hellery it seems sometimes |
acquired kind of value in | meaning | m741: mmhm m605: so they |
of polysemy i e multiple | meaning | this kind of search can |
them involve a transfer of | meaning | from a concrete or at |
is clearly welsh or cumbric | meaning | head cf penicuik pencaitland while |
still found in welsh and | meaning | hill or mountain is almost |
grottis groats grotis grottis groats | meaning | hulled oats or barley occurs |
or inanimate a poem s | meaning | may be obvious pictorial perhaps |
elements which carry the central | meaning | of the sentence or simplifying |
that a particular field of | meaning | or more importantly interpret the |
phrase with sorting out the | meaning | or punctuation of a sentence |
phrase with sorting out the | meaning | or punctuation of a sentence |
seem to interfere with the | meaning | or the pronunciation o the |
m1014: but this but the | meaning | s mair or less the |
with horses or animals knackers | meaning | the size or shape o |
to be i de helur | meaning | to be fretful peevish or |
dictionaries produced a more sensible | meaning | click on sheep 2 if |
into hellery in its second | meaning | a mass a large quantity |
brede breid in its modern | meaning | appears in various forms from |
is redefined from its existing | meaning | by the pending legislation before |
is restricted to its epistemic | meaning | referring to conclusion and probability |
but which now carry a | meaning | of mental stunning these include |
the owner s attention 7 | meaning | of expressions 1 in this |
snd for angus as foustie | meaning | a thick floury morning roll |
however wheat is clearly the | meaning | alsweill quhyt breid as aitt |
but fat as a fool | meaning | as a a downs syndrome |
to say uncertain about the | meaning | as a large quantity did |
yeah yeah m762: structural symbolic | meaning | as they say you know |
all with a take hold | meaning | as well as andgiet understanding |
aasen jakobsen gives helorar as | meaning | confusion partly from sleepiness senselessness |
as to the tense and | meaning | errors tend to occur when |
to sort of reproduce the | meaning | f718: yeah m017: as it |
before but now it had | meaning | for him just as he |
it may also have statutory | meaning | in other legislation such as |
the position clear as the | meaning | is slightly hazy at the |
show me jim getting her | meaning | nae bother ava as excited |
the seventeenth century of haver | meaning | oats specifically noted as bearded |
wording could be interpreted as | meaning | that a motion of the |
been interpreted by some as | meaning | that no statutory disability applies |
i read the bill as | meaning | that the authorities can authorise |
coupez écoute z modality the | meaning | and use of modal verbs |
well not parts of the | meaning | that we would normally use |
were bullion pharmaceuticals and measure | meaning | use in metrological definitions there |
parole board composed of well | meaning | and worthy but entirely ignorant |
many unrelated initiatives from well | meaning | government departments moreover staff conditions |
may well have been the | meaning | in the dost period xj |
her money fortunately this well | meaning | lady was of the breed |
folk would take the right | meaning | out of my intentions well |
to have more than well | meaning | phrases in the document they |
to bear though a well | meaning | work mate arranged a blind |
poltrone and mediaeval lat pultro | meaning | a coward and more obviously |
to more interpretative approaches to | meaning | at standard grade students are |
concept in one area of | meaning | is expressed and made more |
on a slightly more sinister | meaning | was that at the time |
and any other from zero | meaning | not at all eh to |
and any other from zero | meaning | not at all eh to |
to distinguish it from breid | meaning | oatcakes also in the form |
teach students how to infer | meaning | from the structure of the |
the children speculating on the | meaning | of the story from non |
the stolen property itself the | meaning | rubbish might have evolved from |
potage pottage from french literally | meaning | something in a pot is |
extra from a neighbouring authority | meaning | that we would lose the |
which may sensibly alter the | meaning | additionally since the purpose of |
haiku moments a poem s | meaning | may be obvious pictorial perhaps |
once in dost in 1638 | meaning | a mixture of rye with |
the fields of grammar phonology | meaning | and usage to provide them |
illustrate the overall patterns of | meaning | argument and intention in the |
on your own you asked | meaning | change a wheel of course |
natives and one third natives | meaning | children of north east parents |
horror will always hold universal | meaning | condemns the evils of prejudice |
drifty melting galaxies whirlpools of | meaning | fish foam plastic skill steel |
the real building blocks of | meaning | in clauses rather than individual |
forms of which the original | meaning | is lost 24 giving yet |
scotland in the 1560s this | meaning | is the origin of the |
cause the subtle differences of | meaning | not the terms themselves the |
interaction would arise if the | meaning | of an interest in land |
so should you be white | meaning | of course fair impartial candid |
of questioning about er the | meaning | of experience i think you |
to me that the second | meaning | of hellery i e a |
beseon all with a literal | meaning | of look at gaze and |
sensitivity of the subject the | meaning | of some of the relevant |
is used to unlock the | meaning | of texts in the subject |
pairs have to establish the | meaning | of their prefix then make |
mercy me what s the | meaning | of this lilian morning betty |
formation clues to infer the | meaning | of unfamiliar terms identifying relations |
things and yet the original | meaning | of villain was quite a |
formal correctness to generate new | meaning | on the basis of rules |
have thought d-d-d- moody always | meaning | sort of crabbit and so |
beneath you the motherlode of | meaning | splits gusts east in grits |
but er slight extension of | meaning | that he s sort of |
look at the layers of | meaning | that need to be considered |
to the queen of fairy | meaning | the devil and was guilty |
booklet a grammar writers create | meaning | through a the structures of |
now vanished croft of curriedoon | meaning | to photograph the fire place |
of binding elements of the | meaning | together in one sentence changes |
the level of communication of | meaning | with the analysis of form |
amiable because everyone knew their | meaning | had nothing to do with |
old french mesteillon etc probably | meaning | wheat mixed with rye the |
with greater precision to express | meaning | with greater formal correctness to |
s2 in order to express | meaning | with greater precision to express |
ill trickit would be sleekit | meaning | [inaudible] m999: aye f1001: but |
s m1021: aye the unusual | meaning | is the common folk it |
what you need gladys not | meaning | it aye neil refusing to |
[inaudible] i d aye been | meaning | tae for a long time |
aye aye m999: meanin that | meaning | the big a- the big |
giofulnes bake baik bake baik | meaning | a biscuit is recorded in |
confusedly the noun is helorar | meaning | confusion han snakket helt i |
house and gaia is greek | meaning | great earth mother she explained |
he a freen o them | meaning | he is related to them |
toujours les mêmes qui dansent | meaning | it is the politicians who |
items like plymouth ho sweora | meaning | neck is used for narrow |
a quest a quest for | meaning | what is the writer trying |
decided not to hear your | meaning | and started to chatter about |
it the closer quest for | meaning | can begin this should not |
not your money i m | meaning | if it comes out that |
sir sir sir and not | meaning | it and ten fornicating girls |
the sense typography writers create | meaning | by the way in which |
effects which contribute to that | meaning | for example in the whispers |
and gumperz j 1972 social | meaning | in linguistic structure code switching |
cross eyed trying to find | meaning | in the too polished sentences |
book in 1569 ruggam breid | meaning | rye bread in the buccleuch |
heel nose in the geographical | meaning | survives only in the variant |
aboot the f606: yeah m830: | meaning | they ll speak it an |
no no i was just | meaning | wheesht they re singing again |
recordings took onan entirely new | meaning | an earlier visit to his |
still seems to hold both | meaning | and form make a connection |
deana you dinny tak my | meaning | i want to go where |
this ignores etymological and connotational | meaning | it was felt to be |
children referrin to their sannies | meaning | sandshoes mmhm f1143: yeah f1144: |
to enquire into this then | meaning | the 100 inside the packet |
the shop f810: i keep | meaning | to get you to show |
but you said you were | meaning | to help me do the |
saying tae poo the baikie | meaning | to indulge a wee bittie |
yes there s a been | meaning | to write to jessie so |
the welsh munro called carneddau | meaning | cairns plausible because it fits |
i m thinking i said | meaning | i ve put the brake |
he grins at the double | meaning | places the chair and looks |
are ye takin the shillin | meaning | the arles weel the lad |
i ve forgotten what the | meaning | was [laugh] but i knew |
scotland bannok bonnok bannok bonnok | meaning | a round flattish cake seems |
wild mammals protection act 1996 | meaning | that there were a total |
you take on board my | meaning | mrs robb i am informed |