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Another name for a Scottish Church is a "kirk." This term is commonly used in Scotland to refer to a church.
A Scottish creek is commonly referred to as a "burn." It is a term used to describe a small stream or watercourse found in Scotland.
Yes. It was formerly used by Scottish Highlanders
A skooroot is an old Scottish tradition which takes place at weddings. When the bride leaves her home to go to the church or chapel, the father of the bride throws coins from the car/vehicle. The local children then scramble for them, collecting as much as the can. (And it's not just children, adults have been known to join in too!) the term is used mainly in Fife, it can be known as a scramble in other parts of Scotland.
The Scottish title Laird is the equivalent of a Lord.
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In Scottish Gaelic it is craicte.In Irish Gaelic it's craicéailte / ar mire
clábarach / lábánach / draoibeach / pludach
Mire Aika is 168 cm.
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No, "mi ma" is not a Scottish term for grandma. In Scotland, the term for grandmother is often "granny," "nana," or "gaga." "Mi ma" could be a variation or a term used in specific familial contexts, but it is not widely recognized as a standard term for grandmother in Scottish dialect.
"The swamp became a deep mire when it rained." "He became trapped in the mire of government permits required for the project."
Soraya Mire was born in 1961, in Somalia.
Mire Aika goes by Tamo.
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