Lakeland Words; a Collection of Dialect Words And Phrases As Used in Cumberland And Westmorland, With Illustrative Sentences in the North Westmorland Dialect
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QUALITY— Bettermer fooak.
QUIFF— A dodge; a trick; a "wrinkle." Ah'll put thi up tuU a quiff er tweea aboot neet lines if thoo'U gah wi' me some neet.
In our dialect, words with Q in them are subject to evasion, or that letter is substituted by some other. The following is an illustration : Quartan, wharteren; quite, white; quart, whart ; quiet, whiat ; quaint, whent ; quarry, wharl ; quill, twill; quilt, twilt; quench, whench or slocken; quick, whick ; quick-silver, whick-silver ; quick-sand, ...whick-sand ; Quaker, thwaker ; quinsey, twinzy; quickning, whicknin ; quick-set, whick-set ; quicks, whicks ; squirt, swirt or sooart. Some of these are no doubt merely humorous variations, but the bulk of them' are permanent in the folk speech.
iig liACKUPS— Aladgam.
ItASH — A skin eruption. Heat rash, nettle rash, an' seea on.
RASH — Hoo er ye ? Oh, Ah's rash as can be.
RATTAN-TAIL — The marsh plant. A common wayside weed.
RACKLE — A nag er a man 'at's ower hee spirited ta be led er driven ta deea as they owt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
QUALITY— Bettermer fooak.
QUIFF— A dodge; a trick; a "wrinkle." Ah'll put thi up tuU a quiff er tweea aboot neet lines if thoo'U gah wi' me some neet.
In our dialect, words with Q in them are subject to evasion, or that letter is substituted by some other. The following is an illustration : Quartan, wharteren; quite, white; quart, whart ; quiet, whiat ; quaint, whent ; quarry, wharl ; quill, twill; quilt, twilt; quench, whench or slocken; quick, whick ; quick-silver, whick-silver ; quick-sand, ...whick-sand ; Quaker, thwaker ; quinsey, twinzy; quickning, whicknin ; quick-set, whick-set ; quicks, whicks ; squirt, swirt or sooart. Some of these are no doubt merely humorous variations, but the bulk of them' are permanent in the folk speech.
iig liACKUPS— Aladgam.
ItASH — A skin eruption. Heat rash, nettle rash, an' seea on.
RASH — Hoo er ye ? Oh, Ah's rash as can be.
RATTAN-TAIL — The marsh plant. A common wayside weed.
RACKLE — A nag er a man 'at's ower hee spirited ta be led er driven ta deea as they owt.
What to read after Lakeland Words; a Collection of Dialect Words And Phrases As Used in Cumberland And Westmorland, With Illustrative Sentences in the North Westmorland Dialect?
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