| -er | Occurrences normalised per million words | Occurrences | Authors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Corpus | 0.9 | 3 | 1 |
| ORK - Orkney | |||
| SHD - Shetland | 17.4 | 3 | 1 |
| TON - Tonge | |||
| NNB - North Northern B (Caithness) | |||
| NNA - North Northern A (Black Isle) | |||
| MNA - Mid Northern A | |||
| MNB - Mid Northern B | |||
| SNO - South Northern | |||
| ABN - Aberdeen | |||
| DOR - General Northern | |||
| NEC - North East Central | |||
| SEC - (South) East Central | |||
| WCE - West Central | |||
| DUN - Dundee | |||
| EDN - Edinburgh | |||
| GLA - Glasgow | |||
| AYR - Ayrshire | |||
| LAL - General Central | |||
| SEA - South East (Borders) | |||
| SWE - South West (Galloway) | |||
| DUL - Donegal (East Donegal) | |||
| WUL - West Ulster (Letterkenny / L'Derry) | |||
| CUL - Coleraine Ulster (North Antrim) | |||
| BUL - Ballymena Ulster (Mid Antrim) | |||
| SUL - South Antrim (Between Sixmilewater and Belfast) | |||
| BEL - Eastern Ulster (Belfast) | |||
| PUL - Peninsular Ulster (Ards) | |||
| EUL - East Antrim (Larne) | |||
| GUL - General Ulster | |||
| SYN - Synthetic (no region) |
Brown, Moyra Gousters, Glims and Veerie-orums, (Orkney Voices 2021 ISBN: 9780956661661) Orkney, poetry
wae me heid in the 'head chop-er-off-er'; cowld and very scare on page 29
2 matches
Fairnie, Robert Scots Tung WITTINS Nummer 168, (self-published 2007) Central, newspaper
s, an on the ither haund a wee-er nummer o Scots language upste
1 matches
Fairnie, Robert Scots Tung WITTINS Nummer 108, (self-published 2002) Central, newspaper
used that the'r a want for sma-er groups tae tak forrit indivee
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Fitt, Matthew Chairlie and the Chocolate Works, (Itchy Coo 2016 ISBN: 978-1-78530-083-7) Central, prose
vision, it ayewis cams oot wee-er than it wis when it gaed on page 145
he same bar! It's jist got wee-er on the journey, that's aw!' on page 147
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Fitt, Matthew Geordie's Mingin Medicine, (Itchy Coo 2007 ISBN: 978-1845021603) Central, weans
'It's gettin wee-er,' Geordie said. 'Look it, Da. on page 91
en Grannie sterted tae get wee-er. She had sterted aff wi her h on page 99
But she didna stap. Wee-er and wee-er she got ... doon a on page 100
ed Mr Kranky. 'She's still wee-er gettin!' on page 101
stap her gettin even mair wee-er?" on page 102
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Robertson, James The Hoose at Pooh's Neuk, (Itchy Coo 2010 ISBN: 978-1845022945) Central, weans
le. 'I thocht Teegers were wee-er than yon.' on page 23
front door micht be gettin wee-er.' on page 52
' in a couthie wey tae the wee-er yins, he waved a loof at them on page 70
ey it used tae when it wis wee-er, but snooved alang mair slowl on page 85
d said it wid dae, and the wee-er yin cam oot efter, which wis on page 87
Also on pages 103
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Annand, J. K. Lallans 75 - Yule, (Lallans Magazine 2009) Central, weans
And strang-er nor my mither’s.
1 matches
MacMinto, Gregor The Daily Record Building on the Banks of the River Clyde, (wordpress 2022) Central, blog
Record’s praisent – an wee-er – HQ is neist door, while i
1 matches
Purves, David Lallans 67 - Editorial, (Lallans Magazine 2005) Southern - Selkirk, newspaper
firmer grund, or juist on free-er grund? An whit aboot semantic on page 5
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Niven, Liz Lallans 59 - Painting the Forth Bridge: A Search for Scottish Identity, (Lallans Magazine 2001) Central, newspaper
iks ye want tae brak intae wee-er bits raither nor read it at y on page 84
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