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→‎Unique Scottish Words: Adding a few more, rearrange
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| loon, loun
| loon, loun
| lad or boy (north east)
| lad or boy (usually in north east)
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| Lord Lyon
| Lord Lyon
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| M'  
| M'  
| An archaic form of Mc, found in surnames, from the Gaelic Mac meaning son. "Mc, Mc, M'c, and Mic".
| An archaic form of Mc, found in surnames, from the Gaelic Mac meaning son. "Mc, Mc, M'c, and Mic".
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| mairrit, marriet
| married
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| March, Mairch
| A border area with England. The West March was an area in Dumfriesshire for example.
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| miln, myln
| mill
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| maid bairn  
| maid bairn  
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| mains  
| mains  
| the main farm of an estate, known as the home farm in England
| the main farm of an estate, known as the home farm in England
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| mairrit, marriet (upon)
| married (to)
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| manrent  
| manrent  
| a type of contract, usually military in nature and involving Scottish clans
| a type of contract, usually military in nature and involving Scottish clans
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| March, Mairch
| A border area with England. The West March was an area in Dumfriesshire for example.
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| miln, myln
| mill
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| mind
| remember or recollect
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| mither
| mither