Ulster-Scots Glossary: Letter C (original) (raw)
Letter C
Source | English / Ulster-Scots Glossary: A Core Vocabulary Wordlist with Verb Tables |
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Author | Philip Robinson (compiled and edited by) |
Publisher | Ullans Press |
Edition | First Edition |
Date | 2013 |
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C
call v caa, cat; (summon or name) cry; (c~ names) miscaa
came v pt cum
can v can, (be) fit tae; v pt cud
can't v cannae
cap n kep; (cloth) duncher; (peaked) skoopie kep
car n car, mottor-car
card n caird
care v (for) luk eftèr; (about) care; (take c~) tak tent, tak heed; (doesn't c~) disnae fash (himsel); no bothered (aboot)
carry v cairry; (heavy) hump
cart n cairt
case (in c~) adv fur fear; (in any c~) oniehoo
cat n ket, brimmie, pooshie
catch v ketch, catch; v pt ketched, catched; (rabbits at night) lamp; (trout by tickling) ginnle; n (door) snib
cattle n kye, beece
caught v pt catched; (c~ out) had
cause n cause, (loc.) caase
centre n middle, hairt; (town c~) hairt o tha toon, doon tha toon
certain adj certes, sure
certainly adv fur certes, fur sure; (hist.) atweel
chair n chair, sait
chance n chance, (loc.) chaunce
change v shift; (weather) cum in; (one's mind) rue
chest n (body) breesht, kist; (container) kist
chimney n lum, chimley
child n wean, chile, pappin, grouselin; (boy) weefla; (girl) weelass; (lively) flin
children n pl childèr, weans
choose v chuse
choosey adj parteeklar
Christmas n Chrissmas; (occas.) Chrissymas; (hist.)(lit.) Yule, Yuletide, Yuletim
church n, adj kirk; (Presbyterian) meetin-hoose; (Roman Catholic) chapel; (Episcopal) church
cinema n pictèr-hoose
circle n circle, ring, roon
city n cïtie
class n cless; (level at school) buik
clean adj clain; v dae oot, redd oot
cleaning n reddin oot
clear adj apen, clear; v (one's head or liquid) shire
clear out v redd oot
climb v clim, (tree) speel
clock n clock; (wall) wag-at-tha waa
close v shut; (eyes) bab
cloth n (dish, floor, etc.) cloot; (material) claith
clothe v cleed; v pt cled
clothes n claes; (rough, wearing) palyins; (casual) dishables; (poor) duds; (garments) dollies; (cheap and flashy) fal-de-lals; (tattered) joggins
clothing n claes; (stitch of) dud
cloud n clood
coarse adj coorse, ruch
coast n shore
coat n coat, (loc.) cóat; (light, of paint) sleek; (woman's, loose) jeeger
cold adj coul, stairvin; (wind) nirlin; (in nature) coulrife
collect v gether
college n college
colour n colour
comb n kame
come v cum; (unexpectedly) land; v pt cum
common adj plain
compare v tak, luk at
compared to conj besides, agin, compared wi
complete adj (absolute) fair, parfait; (whole) hale, ins an oots, frae en tae yin
connect v connect, join up
considerable adj some, brave; (c~ number) brave wheen
consist v (be) made up (o)
contain v houl (bak)
contented adj (be) contentit
continue v cairry on, conteenye
control v hannle
cook v cook
cool adj (of a person) distant; v cool (it) doon
copy n copie; v mak a copie
cord n coard
corn n coarn
corner n (in a road) ben, loop; n pl neuks an crannies v corner; 'corner' (a person) (local) yock
correct adj richt
cost n coast
could v cud
couldn't v cudnae
council n cooncil
count v coont
country n kintrie
couple n (pair) kipple, twa, twasome; n pl (roof trusses) kipples adj (few) twarthie
course adj coorse
cow n coo, chaytie, baste
cows n coos, kye
cream n craim
cross adj crabbit; n cross
crow n craa, craw; (hooded) corbie, hoodie; (c~ stepped gable) corbie steps, craa-step't gaivel
crowd n thrang, crood; v crood, thrang
crown n croon
cry v greet; (howl) foof, bilyor
cunning adj fly, sleekit
cup n kip; (hist.) bicker
cut n, v cut
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