, neighbour,
neist, next; nearest,
nepkin, large handkerchief,
nestie, little nest, diminutive
'neth, beneath; under,
neuk, nook; recess; interior angle,
news, talk; gossip,
nicht, night; evening,
nichts, nights,
nick, score; mark (as signature), also cut
nickum, mischievous and tricky boy,
niffer, exchange; barter,
nigher, nearer; closer,
nipperty, mincing; affected,
no, not,
no', not,
noo, now,
nor, than; although; if, also nor
nor'-easter, northeast wind,
notwithstan'in', notwithstanding,
noucht, nothing; not,
nowt, cattle; oxen,
o', of; on,
obleeged, obliged,
obligatit, obligated; obliged,
o'er, over; upon; too,
offerin', offering,
ohn, without; un-, uses past participle not present progressive
ohn expeckit, unexpected,
on't, on it,
ony, any,
onybody, anybody; anyone,
onything, anything,
oogliest, ugliest,
oogly, ugly,
ook, week,
ooks, weeks,
oolets, owls,
oonprovidit, unprovided,
oor, our,
oor lanes, on our own,
oors, ours,
oorsel's, ourselves,
oot, out,
ootcast, outcast,
or, before; ere; until; by, also or
ordinar', ordinary; usual; natural, also custom; habit
orra, odd job (man), also idle; having no settled occupation
o't, of it,
ou, oh,
oucht, anything; all, also ought
ow, oh, exclamation of surprise
ower, over; upon; too,
owershot, very fast; racing; exploding,
owre, over; upon; too,
owse, ox,
oye, grandchild; grandson; nephew,
pairt, part,
pairts, parts,
pale, pointed piece of wood for fencing,
paling, fence of pales,
passin', passing; occasional,
pastern, ankle (between hoof and fetlock),
pasturs, pastures,
pat, put; made,
pawkiness, shrewdness; cunning,
peelt, skinned,
peeramid, pyramid,
peetied, pitied,
peety, pity,
percaution, precaution,
perfec', perfect; thorough; utter,
perfeckly, perfectly; thoroughly; utterly,
perplexin', perplexing,
perris, parish,
persuaudit, persuaded,
perswaud, persuade,
perswaudin', persuading,
perswaudit, persuaded,
pey, pay,
peyed, paid,
peyin', paying,
pit, put; make,
pitawtas, potatoes,
pits, puts; makes,
pitten, put; made,
plaguit, plagued; troubled,
plet, plate; dish,
plooed, ploughed,
plottin', plotting; planning,
ploy, amusement; sport; escapade,
poassible, possible,
pooch, pocket,
pooer, power,
poun', pound (sterling),
practee