; frivolous amusement,
idleset, idleness; frivolous amusement,
ilk, every; each, also common; ordinary
ilka, every; each, also common; ordinary
ill, bad; evil; hard; harsh, also misfortune; harm
'ill, will,
ill-fauredest, most unbecoming or unmannerly,
ill-guideship, mismanagement; ill-treatment,
ill-guidit, mismanaged; ill-treated,
'im, him,
imaigine, imagine,
immorawlity, immorality,
in atween, in the meantime; between,
informt, informed,
ingle-neuk, chimney-corner or recess,
in's, in his,
inten', intend,
inten'it, intended,
intil, into; in; within,
intill, into; in; within,
intill't, into it,
intil's, into his; into us,
intil't, into it,
inveet, invite; invitation,
inveetit, invited,
ir, are,
'is, his,
I's awa., I'm off.; I'd better go.,
Ise, I shall,
isna, is not,
is't, is it,
i'stead, instead,
ither, other; another; further,
'ithin, within,
it'll, it will,
itsel', itself,
jabble, ripple; small broken waves,
jaws, billows; splashes; surges,
Jeames, James,
jeedge, judge,
jeedgin', judging,
Jerooslem, Jerusalem,
jine, join,
jints, joints,
jist, just,
j'ists, joists,
jography, geography,
jokin', joking,
jooggy, jigger; shot (of whisky),
justifeed, justified,
kail-wife, woman who sells colewort,
kaimbt, combed,
keepin', keeping,
keepit, kept,
keerious, curious,
ken, know; be acquainted with; recognise,
kenna, do not know,
kenned, known; knew,
kennin', knowing,
kens, knows,
kenspeckle, conspicuous, easily recognised from some peculiarity
kent, known; knew,
ken't, know it,
killt, killed,
kin', kind; nature; sort; agreeable, also somewhat; in some degree
kin'ness, kindness,
kirk, church,
kirkyaird, churchyard,
kirkyard, churchyard,
kist, chest; coffer; box; chest of drawers,
knicht, knight,
koft, bought,
kye, cattle; cows,
laad, lad; boy, term of commendation or reverence
laads, lads; boys, term of commendation or reverence
laddie, boy, term of affection
laddies, boys, term of affection
lads, boys, term of commendation or reverence
laidders, ladders,
laird, landed proprietor; squire; lord,
lairick, larch (type of tree),
lairt, stuck fast (in mud or snow),
laith, loath; unwilling; reluctant,
laithly, loathsome; foul; repulsive,
Laitin, Latin,
lan', land; country; ground,
lane, lone; alone; lonely; solitary,