Lakeland Words
Lakeland Words A Collection of Dialect Words and Phrases as Used in Cumberland and Westmorland, with Illustrative Sentences in the North Westmorland Dialect
作者：Kirkby, Bryham; Wright, Joseph, 1855-1930 [Author of introduction, etc.]
体例：题 章数：39
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章节目录
共 39 题- Transcriber’s Notes
- LAKELAND WORDS.
- LAKELAND WORDS.
- A COLLECTION OF
- AS USED IN
- CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND,
- WITH
- BY B. KIRKBY.
- PREFACE.
- JOSEPH WRIGHT.
- OXFORD, JANUARY, 1899.
- EXPLANATORY.
- B. KIRKBY.
- LAKELAND WORDS AND SAYINGS.
- FIR-APPLES—Cones; seed.
- NOGGY-WIFE-THREED—
- RHYMES—Used in children’s games for counting out by:—
- Another form is:—
- And another:—
- RHEUMATISM-PLANT—Angelica. (?)
- SPEEK-SHAFF—A spoke-shave (hem!)
- STOWTER—Stacker: “And there let them stowter for me.”—_Anderson._
- TOPS—That tops o. “O what a top scholar is Matthew Macrae.”—_Anderson._
- SUPPLEMENTARY LIST.
- APPENDIX OF CONTRIBUTED WORDS.
- SCORING NUMERALS.
- THE END.
- NOTES.
- NOTE 1.—ALLAY.
- NOTE 2.—APODE.
- NOTE 3.—CANTLAX.
- NOTE 4.—CART, DURT, MURT, WURT.
- NOTE 5.—CROWFOOT.
- NOTE 6.—DEAL.
- NOTE 7.—DOGBERRY.
- NOTE 8.—FAMISH.
- NOTE 9.—GARN, GOING.
- NOTE 10.
- PRINTED BY T. WILSON, KENDAL.