Ulster - GUL | Leevin | Tongue / Leavin tongue - a w | |
Central - LAL | Leevin | oot the seicont yin unseen, | |
Ulster - GUL | Leevin | Life | |
Ulster - BUL | Leevin | shape frae | |
Central - SEC | Leevin | or deid. I had nae veesitor t | |
Ulster - EUL | Leevin | ||
Ulster - CUL | o likt it much," said Alice; " | leevin | at the bottom o the sea." |
Southern - SWE | ae owremuckle Ayrshire bards ( | leevin | yins especia |
Central - DUN | oon. This reflecks a dynamic, | leevin | cultural ambience, an in a ti |
Ulster - PUL | ainly tha yin sister, Maggie, | leevin | noo, bot she wus merriet an l |
Doric - MNA | , we raid ower an shot again, | leevin | eis free tae rip. So fyle wee |
Central - LAL | wk on sax Montreal balconies, | leevin | wi the hert-scaudin trauchles |
Central - SWE | luckin doon on the rest o us, | leevin | aff Jock's wage, him worked t |
Central - WCE | Nae joab security, | leevin | in fear - |
Central - SWE | re- | leevin | Bravehairt aw weekens amang |
Central - SEC | e Norman invasion, an a still- | leevin | tradeetion o "sudroun" poets |
Ulster - PUL | , an in tha schuil hoalidays. | Leevin | in tha toon, tha fairm wus so |
Ulster - EUL | A | leevin | tongue wi heid hel high. |
Ulster - SYN | An aa | leevin | fowk wull see tha savin pooer |
Doric - MNA | ters, o birds, o whales, o aa | leevin | things, o aa the deid, an a G |
Doric - MNA | r as guid as eens taen frae a | leevin | donor. It gied a hale new mea |
Ulster - SYN | cuikin proveesions an share a | leevin | ruim or sittin ruim or eatin |
Ulster - EUL | Tha | leevin | proof |
Ulster - PUL | dinnae sned tha | leevin | roots. |
Ulster - PUL | dinnae sned tha | leevin | roots. |
Ulster - EUL | Amang tha | leevin | past |
Ulster - PUL | Sneddin tha | leevin | roots. |
Ulster - SYN | , "Whut for ir yis seekin tha | leevin | amang tha deid? [He's no here |
Ulster - PUL | Stud thonner, on tha | leevin | roak |
Ulster - EUL | O tha | leevin | . |
Ulster - SYN | o tha deed, but tha God o tha | leevin | , for iveriebodie's leevin ïn |
Central - LAL | That tha | leevin | hae mind o oul lees an crams. |
Central - EDN | ur wis smoorit an happit wi a | leevin | clok o moss, an lichen, fern |
Central - LAL | "Let ma | leevin | bird sing!" he ordered at the |
Central - WCE | Deprivin aa thae men o a | leevin | . |
Doric - MNA | as close as ye cud get fur a | leevin | donor, bein sib tae the host |
Ulster - GUL | ak an hained an graithed as a | leevin | swaatch o Euraip's cultùral |
Ulster - GUL | ae graith Ulstèr-Scotch as a | leevin | leid accoardin til tha Euraip |
Ulster - GUL | ae graith Ulstèr-Scotch as a | leevin | leid accoardin til tha Euraip |
Ulster - GUL | ae graith Ulstèr-Scotch as a | leevin | leid accoardin til tha Euraip |
Ulster - GUL | ae graith Ulstèr-Scotch as a | leevin | leid accoardin til tha Euraip |
Ulster - GUL | ae graith Ulstèr-Scotch as a | leevin | leid accoardin til tha Euraip |
Ulster - GUL | ae graith Ulstèr-Scotch as a | leevin | leid accoardin til tha Euraip |
Ulster - GUL | ae graith Ulstèr-Scotch as a | leevin | leid accoardin til tha Euraip |
Ulster - GUL | an uise o Ulstèr-Scotch as a | leevin | leid, furtae gie a lïft til |
Ulster - GUL | thenoo o Ulstèr-Scotch as a | leevin | leid accoardin til tha layoot |
Ulster - CUL | at wur ain Ullans tongue is a | leevin | languge an nae 'aul tongue'. |
Central - DUN | ynt o culture is that it is a | leevin | thing, an A cin tell ye that |
Doric - MNA | ther, speecially as Jed wis a | leevin | donor. The cross-match tests, |
Central - EDN | ae bite. He wad hae tae get a | leevin | here for a puckle months. He |
Central - LAL | ars agane, as this time A had | leevin | eevidence is pruif! |
Central - SEC | n speakin tae fowk tae record | leevin | exemplars o Scots language ui |
Central - LAL | at thay dae untelt skaith tae | leevin | cells, the verra thing that a |
Central - LAL | The | leevin | press on, leave the deid. |
Southern - SEA | The | leevin | is here an thay soud hae oor |
Doric - DOR | the | leevin | , the depairted, the undeid |
Ulster - BUL | on at Killagan. The lade, the | leevin | hairt o it, run through the w |
Southern - SEA | an at Ching Ming, the | leevin | ir thrang anaw, |
Doric - MNA | Aathin wis cannibalised: the | leevin | ettin the deid. Matin wis nae |
Central - LAL | tchen, thit her mum cried the | leevin | ruim, ir whiles, the lounge, |
Central - SWE | and the | leevin | mak luve. |
Central - EDN | The Pandit cam intae the | leevin | room whan he heard thair vyce |
Central - LAL | tae judge the | leevin | and the deid |
Central - LAL | 'Bi the | leevin | ! Ye'r richt! Whit happent?' |
Doric - MNA | him alive in the warld o the | leevin | . |
Doric - ABN | er. 'Ye're aye in e lan o the | leevin | , than,' says I, sattlin doon |
Central - LAL | oot the claes o the | leevin | . Runkled like yin o last year |
Doric - ABN | dee ye nae hairm; it’s the | leevin | ye daarna turn yer back on. |
Ulster - GUL | he deed, Ye ken, can hant the | leevin | '; But thon Glen's paths alane |
Central - LAL | No, thare's no a saund kelpie | leevin | in the pound, an Ay, A jalous |
Ulster - SYN | e spent aa roon hïm ïn wile | leevin | . Aboot tha time whan hïs mon |
Central - SWE | Whit a hassle | leevin | |
Ulster - SYN | Gin the’ spen tha same time | leevin | atween tha twa addresses, the |
Ulster - GUL | The times we're | leevin | in the noo, |
Ulster - GUL | ime wae the folk whan they're | leevin | , |
Central - AYR | years tryin tae win us a bare | leevin | frae Cruikedbank ... an we aa |
Central - LAL | volcanoes. Twa volcanoes are | leevin | an the tither is deid. But ye |
Central - EDN | “Ye’re | leevin | ?” |
Central - EDN | “Ye’re | leevin | ?” |
Central - EDN | ad fund yin o the Chinese aye | leevin | . |
Doric - DOR | e I dinna unnerstaun, I'm aye | leevin | ," thocht the wee sea quine. |
Southern - SEA | the lair, but nou Ah’m aye | leevin | , |
Central - SEC | that the tradeetion is an aye | leevin | but aye chyngin birr that uph |
Central - LAL | ohn Lorne Campbell and is aye | leevin | on the Island o Canna. The sa |
Central - LAL | an the sang tradeetion is aye | leevin | the day in the sangs that are |
Central - WCE | y he's blawin it aa oan heich | leevin | an stowin his guts, |
Ulster - GUL | an leid haes an ootlat throch | leevin | pictèrs an fillums. Tha USSF |
Doric - MNA | ents didnae raxx tae fantoosh | leevin | . |
Central - EDN | “Ay, we’re baith | leevin | , no aless the neist warld is |
Central - EDN | “Ay, we’re baith | leevin | , no aless the neist warld is |
Central - SEC | e thochts and feelins of folk | leevin | in Greenock at the time he we |
Ulster - SYN | ïnnin o tha warl, youse fowk | leevin | noo hae ït on yer heids: fra |
Ulster - CUL | s, if thur's onieboadie still | leevin | !" |
Central - EDN | tae ony o the few fouk still | leevin | , he begins the lanesome wark |
Ulster - CUL | e be bit mae feyther is still | leevin | in hes ninety third year sae |
Ulster - CUL | ed tae fin oot shae wus still | leevin | . "An noo fur the gairden!" An |
Ulster - PUL | Tha thrie o thaim | Leevin | abane. |
Southern - SEA | Weil A mynd on thum | leevin | i the cottage i Greenbank’s |
Ulster - SYN | g time wi naethin on hïm, an | leevin | ïn tha graveyaird rether tha |
Central - SWE | afore their shanks an | leevin | baith growed lame. |
Central - SWE | afore their shanks an | leevin | baith growed lame. |
Central - EDN | the open - whit hae ye been | leevin | on?” |
Central - EDN | the open - whit hae ye been | leevin | on?” |
Central - WCE | When | leevin | craiturs first sprauchlt fae |
Central - LAL | is pairt an paircel o modren | leevin | . Afore meetin a body, fowk ho |
Ulster - GUL | In | leevin | , in deein, or a wee fitba gam |
Central - DUN | re an abroad. It's weel athin | leevin | memorie fer monie o us that f |
Southern - SEA | The’r nae pleisir in | leevin | an Ah’d suiner be deid. |
Southern - SEA | an we gaed on | leevin | in the clachan: |
Southern - SEA | juist cairrie on | leevin | for aw. |
Southern - SEA | juist cairries on | leevin | for aw. |
Central - WCE | O | leevin | in saucht, forstaundin aw lai |
Ulster - BUL | inty in Lough Derg? His wie o | leevin | wuz a weethin o a puzzler. Sq |
Ulster - CUL | n this hell for leather wye o | leevin | that noo seems tae bae tae th |
Central - EDN | waal o | leevin | water |
Doric - ABN | hough, Jamie'd had his fill o | leevin | , an he turnt for hame wi a bl |
Ulster - GUL | id in tha ootlat an upgiein o | leevin | heirskip. Aa tha unbodie't cu |
Central - DUN | rant o the ongaun realities o | leevin | Scottish culture will be nae |
Ulster - GUL | .1 In a day whaur tha gates o | leevin | 's mair an mair aa yin owre th |
Central - AYR | st whit their byordinar wey o | leevin | micht hae been like, but it b |
Central - DUN | n didnae ken onie ither wey o | leevin | . But there wis nae doot that |
Central - DUN | ot things anent the reality o | leevin | in this laun, an hou we sairl |
Central - LAL | haes a young man wha gies up | leevin | i the Central Belt, an gaes b |
Ulster - EUL | you be ast, "Whar's this ye'r | leevin | ?" |
Central - LAL | in speant near on twinty year | leevin | an wirkin in Glesca, this eed |
Ulster - EUL | Whar | leevin | sea meets promised lan On its |
Central - LAL | r? Naw! Wee Mary an masel war | leevin | pruif tae the airticle wrutte |
Southern - SEA | Whan ma mither an faither war | leevin | , |
Central - SEC | nna think A'v touched anither | leevin | sowel in years. A'm aa set ta |
Central - SEC | er and Toto nivir met anither | leevin | sowel until they cam tae a cr |
Ulster - GUL | n awfa muckle comfort, as yer | leevin | day tae day. |
Ulster - SYN | ar can hear noo. Deid fowk ir | leevin | agane. Puir fowk hae tha Guid |
Southern - WCE | being owre fasht by yir | leevin | spirit. |
Southern - SEA | lifee fur sic employment. Oor | leevin | in o ae maist onsiccar tyme, |
Central - SWE | Aa oor | leevin | |
Ulster - SYN | ye mine tha time whan ye wur | leevin | on irth? You haed iveriethin |
Ulster - CUL | ges an furrows: the balls wur | leevin | hedgehogs, the mallets leevin |
Ulster - SYN | o yers wus deid, an noo he's | leevin | agane. He wus loast, but noo |
Ulster - GUL | The Gellick's | Leevin | Tongue? #ulsterscots http://t |
Central - SEC | What's | leevin | syne an on faas deid. |
Ulster - GUL | tèr-Scotch leid in ilk-day's | leevin | . |
Ulster - GUL | ben tha hoose an in ilk-day's | leevin | maun be fordèrt. |
Ulster - GUL | n tha Ulstèr-Scotch airts as | leevin | pairts o oor cultùral heirsk |
Ulster - GUL | The struggles | leevin | leas ain ye, |
Central - SEC | e singil ruim that doobled is | leevin | space an bedroom, whit, alang |
Doric - MNA | r Raachil. "A thocht yea weis | leevin | thi neist?" say's Raachil, "K |
Southern - SEA | is his wey o makkin his | leevin | an wrocht til his ain haund, |
Central - AYR | e peyd sesse tae procure this | leevin | an tak the tiends o puir hone |
Central - LAL | ae gleet o pearl outblent his | leevin | ee. |
Central - LAL | n guig order. He redd oot his | leevin | volcanoes wi muckle care. Tw, |
Southern - SEA | o Henry Scott wis, at hei wis | leevin | i Copshawholm. On the Braidle |
Central - EDN | aa the same - gin fowk wis | leevin | hugger-mugger for ony linth o |
Ulster - SYN | yis tha truith, thair's fowks | leevin | noo that'll no dee, tae aa th |
Ulster - SYN | -in-laa; ° it'll be tha yins | leevin | wi a man that wull be agin h |
Ulster - SYN | an on tha yins | leevin | ïn tha lan o tha shedda o de |
Ulster - BUL | lee it aff lake thon tae yins | leevin | in or aboot Bellinderry, Mull |
Central - SWE | its | leevin | stane, feel history coursin t |
Central - LAL | he waas snug agin onie Giants | leevin | . |
Ulster - SYN | 'A'll gie bak tae whar A wus | leevin | afore.' Sae tha spïrit gaes |
Ulster - EUL | That | leevin | -weel had langl't me. |
Central - GLA | Is it | leevin | fur yer faimily? |
Central - GLA | Pairlementar an constitouent | leevin | :- |
Central - WCE | dum, when Scotland's greatest | leevin | scriever fund hissel oot on t |
Southern - SEA | Ma luiv is nou | leevin | |
Ulster - GUL | mair an mair in oor ilka-day | leevin | . As a pairt o oor rife cultù |
Central - EDN | precaution o lea’in naebody | leevin | tae cairry a tale. |
Central - DUN | a low-pey, tax-haven economy | leevin | aff bein best pal tae an isol |
Central - EDN | lliam. We dinna regaird every | leevin | male as an enemy ...” |
Central - SWE | Enough that we ken wi every | leevin | braith - |