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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. | ||
The following list contains some | The following list contains some Scottish words more commonly used in documents: | ||
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| seik | | seik | ||
| sick | | sick | ||
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| sic | |||
| such | |||
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| siccan | |||
| such, of a type already mentioned | |||
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| siclike, sicklike, syklyk | | siclike, sicklike, syklyk | ||
| likewise | | likewise | ||
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| sicna | |||
| such, of a type already mentioned | |||
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| stillborn | | stillborn | ||