pictish
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| their most distinct elements being | pictish | gaelic and anglian with a |
| their most distinct elements being | pictish | gaelic anglian with a slight |
| show few definite traces of | pictish | the celtic language in the |
| showed few definite traces of | pictish | when asked where they were |
| east area 1 3 post | pictish | north east speech various influences |
| preceding centuries 1 3 post | pictish | north east speech various influences |
| and belong to an older | pictish | heritage an example being the |
| scots began by examining the | pictish | question in the course o |
| ogham inscriptions of the old | pictish | stones if anyone could be |
| porridge trudging round lichen encrusted | pictish | stones which were frequently ringed |
| trace that s left o | pictish | the generally accepted idea is |
| generally accepted idea is that | pictish | was superceded by gaelic when |
| not long after that the | pictish | language must have disappeared the |
| just adopted gaelic and the | pictish | must have vanished and then |
| 1 1 introduction 1 2 | pictish | and early gaelic in the |
| north east scots 1 2 | pictish | and early gaelic in the |
| but also gaelic and even | pictish | perhaps a lot of our |
| and especially place names are | pictish | if we could identify them |
| were british as well as | pictish | a w s m nov |
| cared aboot da sowls o | pictish | fisherfock foo da bairns o |
| dae ye think that the | pictish | language has survived at aa |
| word peat as of probable | pictish | origin as well as month |
| re thinkin es wis a | pictish | quarry i d better pit |
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