Who is scotlands top scorer of all time?
Assuming you mean in International Football, Denis Law and Kenny Dalglish both scored 30.
How do people treat elders in Scotland?
just the same as any other person would, Scottish people aren't a different breed you no
What country is Scotland part of?
Scotland is a constituent part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland which is comprised of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. It's status is roughly similar to individual states within the United States.
How far from Cambridge to Glasgow by road great Britain?
It is about 350 miles from Cambridge to Glasgow by road, and takes around 6 hours to drive.
How is a bill passed in Scotland?
In total, 62 bills were passed by the Parliament. Of these, 50 were Executive Bills (including 4 Budget Bills), 8 were Member's Bills, 3 were Committee Bills and 1 was a Private Bill.
Mór in Irish and mòr is Scots Gaelic mean 'big, great'. Mhór is a mutated form of it.
It's the word mór (Irish) or mòr (Scottish Gaelic) meaning 'big' in a mutated form, as an adjective following a femine noun. In Irish bean mhór (a big woman) or bean mhòrin (Scottish) Gaelic. (2k3r021)
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The word is spelled [mhòr, mòr] both words mean = big, large.
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Pronouncing phonetics:
mhòr = vo-ir.
mòr = mo-ir.
Also Mòr [capital 'M' is used] is the Scottish Gaelic name for Marion
Pronouncing phonetics:
Mòr = maw-ir
What do you call an ancient Scottish fortified settlement built on a small artificial island?
Mote
A broch.
How did England conquered Scotland?
Scotland and England created a union called Great Britain in 1707. England did not conquer Scotland.
How do the Scottish celebrate Easter?
They don't, unless they are practicing Christians, in which case they celebrate it like all other Christians.
What was the Scottish occupation called 'letter founder'?
a letter founder is a type founder, a maker of old tin-type metal fonts/letters used for old-style printing... i didn't think it was just a scottish thing..?