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What is a Scottish term for child?
bairn
What is Scottish term for country bumpkin?
teuchter
What is scottish term for narrow valley?
wynd Glen
What country of origin of the surname Watson?
Watson is a Scottish and Northern English name.It can be derived from an Old English term meaning 'son of Walter'. It can also be an anglicization of the Scottish name Mac Bhaididh (MacWhattie).
What is the Scottish translation for the word 'defender'?
The Scottish translation for the word 'defender' is "dèfender." In Scots Gaelic, it can be translated as "dèfender" or "dìonadair." The term may vary slightly depending on the specific dialect or context within Scotland.
What is the scientific term for turkey baster?
The scientific term for turkey baster is pipette.
What is scottish term for spank?
skelp
What is a Scottish term for child?
bairn
Is mi ma a Scottish term for grandma?
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.
What is the term for a male turkey?
A Tom turkey female is a hen.
What is Scottish term for country bumpkin?
teuchter
Is belle a Scottish term?
No, it's French.
What is the Scottish term for I?
I don't think they have a different word for "I".
What is scottish term for narrow valley?
wynd Glen
What is the synonym for kyle?
Kyle (Scottish term) Strait
Loch is the Scottish term for what?
A Loch is the Scottish term for a Lake or a large body of water. It can also be referred to as being a land locked bay that is blocked off from the ocean.
What is the scottish term for island?
The Scottish term for island is "eyre." However, another commonly used term in Scotland is "isle," derived from the Old French word "ile." In Scottish Gaelic, the word for island is "eilean." These terms reflect the rich linguistic heritage of Scotland and its many islands.
