| Central - EDN |
English is. Ilka leid - ilka | byleid | - hes its ain savour an feel |
| Central - LAL |
r o an eediom functionin as a | byleid | . The term “byleid” is an |
| Central - LAL |
trophes that merks Scots as a | byleid | o Inglish, but the feck o tha |
| Central - LAL |
liking for. In the Soothland | byleid | o Scots Venus is kent as Cous |
| Southern - SWE | owreset gin ye bide whaur the | byleid | 's yaised. Fir thon whae bide |
| Central - LAL |
e it’s Inglish that’s the | byleid | – the bittie eikit on for d |
| Southern - SWE | it here pal, aiblins oot the | byleid | noo. Gey braw wird but, time |
| Central - SEC |
eel aquent wi that parteeclar | byleid | . |
| Central - LAL |
(cryed Stane-is in the Orkney | byleid | ) biggit aboot 3,100 year Afor |
| Central - LAL |
. The term “ | byleid | ” is an orra ane for Scots, |