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| by | | by | ||
| near somewhere | | near somewhere (sometimes found in addresses) | ||
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| '''C''' | | '''C''' | ||
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| caird | | caird | ||
| a member of the Scottish travelling folk (Gaelic ceàrd meaning artisan) | | a member of the Scottish travelling folk (Gaelic: ceàrd, meaning artisan) | ||
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| Caledonian | | Caledonian | ||
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| shennachie, shenchie | | shennachie, shenchie | ||
| an oral historian, often a traditional genealogist (Gaelic: seanchaidh | | an oral historian, often a traditional genealogist (Gaelic: seanchaidh; the "ch" is guttural) | ||
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| sic | | sic | ||
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| now deceased | | now deceased | ||
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|wyld Scottis | | wyld Scottis | ||
|Wild Scots, i.e. found in remote areas, and frequently Gaelic speaking. | | Wild Scots, i.e. found in remote areas, and frequently Gaelic speaking. | ||
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| '''Y''' | | '''Y''' | ||
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| '''Z''' | | '''Z''' | ||
| '''Z'' | | '''Z''' | ||
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| Zetland | | Zetland | ||