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Some words you will see in Scottish records are not used in standard English. Please note that there is often considerable variation in spelling  
Some words you will see in Scottish records are not used in standard English. Please note that there is often considerable variation in spelling  


The English past participle -ed, is usually represented by -it in Scots. Older documents may also form the plural or possessive in -is. The English "wh" is often rendered as "quh" in old Scots.  
The English past participle -ed, is usually represented by -it in Scots. Older documents may also form the plural or possessive in -is. The English "wh" is often rendered as "quh" in old Scots, and as "f" in north east Scots (Doric).


The following list contains some Scottish words more commonly used in documents:  
The following list contains some Scottish words more commonly used in documents:  
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