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Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish language
by John Jamieson & John Johnston, John Longmuir (1867)
Supplement
to Jamieson's Scottish dictionary with memoir & introduction (1887)
Desultory notes on
Jamieson's Scottish dictionary by James Montgomerie-Fleming (1899) 
Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish language by John Jamieson &
John Longmuir, David Donaldson (1879)
Scot's dialect dictionary
by Alexander Warrack & William Grant (1911)
Dictionary of Lowland
Scotch & introduction on the poetry, humour, and literary history of the Scottish language & Scottish
proverbs, by Charles Mackay (1888)
Dictionary
of the Scottish language by Thomas Brown (1845)
Dictionary
of the Scottish idiom in which the significance
of the words is given in English and German, by Robert Motherby (1826)
Observations
on the Scottish dialect by John Sinclair (1782)
Lowland Scotch
as spoken in the lower Strathearn, district of Perthshire, by James Wilson (1915) vocabulary by topics
The dialect of Banffshire with
a glossary of words not in Jamieson's Scottish dictionary, by Walter Gregor (1866)
The Origin and Signification of Scottish Surnames
with a Vocabulary of Christian Names, by Clifford Stanley Sims (1862)
Scots language
grammar & usual phrases...
Manual of modern Scots
by William Grant & James Main Dixon (1921)
The pronunciation
of English in Scotland by William Grant (1913)
The dialect of Robert
Burns as spoken in central Ayrshire, by James Wilson (1923)
Scandinavian influence
on Southern Lowland Scotch by George Tobias (1966)
books about Scots language : Google books
& Internet archive
texts & translation in Scots
texts written by Robert
Louis Stevenson
Psalms & Book
of Proverbs (Bible)
translation
of French poems
Scottish texts (university of Glascow)
Robert Burns' poems with a dictionary
of Scots words
The
complete works of Robert Burns (1865)
Specimens of Middle
Scots (15-17th) with introduction, notes & glossary, by George Gregory Smith (1902)
Two ancient Scottish poems: The
Gaberlunzie-man & Christ's kirk on the green (15th) with notes by John Callander (1782)
| guid mornin! | good morning! |
| guid tae see ye! | glad to see you! |
| whit like? | how are you? |
| jist rare | very good |
| guid bye! | good bye! |
| see ye efter! | see you later! |
| A'm sorry | I'm sorry |
| whit a bonnie day | what a beautiful day! |
| that's richt! | that's right! |
| ay / naw | yes / no |
| the day | today |
| the morn | tomorow |
| the noo | now |
| the nicht | this night |
| Ne'er day | New year's day |
| Burns' Nicht | Burns supper: Robert Burns' birthday, the 25th of January, 1759 |
| Cannlemas | Candlemas |
| Fastern’s een | Shrove Tuesday |
| Pace | Easter |
| Beltane | Mayday |
| Whissunday | Whitsun |
| Lammas | August, 1st |
| Hallae een | Hallowe'en |
| Yuil Een | Christmas Eve |
| Yuil | Christmas, Yule |
| Hogmanay | New year's eve |
