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Gluff

 

as in - GR gave me a gluff tanite -i sa him smile

 

 

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dee hand il get caald if doo taks dee gluff aff

 

Gluff I wid agree we whin spiken aboot geein someen a scare but no fur haandwear. You wid pit a gliv on your haand.

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^^ "Wint is geen, an waur is athin is place".

 

A wry take on "progress" by my late graundmidder 20+ years ago.

 

Interestin - 'wint' as a noun. On some o da things at I wrat i da past, I wrat aboot 'aald wints' or 'haemaboot wints' meanin 'old customs' or 'local customs'. An I tink 'wint an laer' meanin 'custom and education.'

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Töming(is that the right o?), pouring with rain.

 

Faroese, tómur = empty.

 

So, the rain is being emptied on us - töming.

 

:D

also used wir wye for tömming oot a bucket etc

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^^ "Wint is geen, an waur is athin is place".

 

A wry take on "progress" by my late graundmidder 20+ years ago.

 

Interestin - 'wint' as a noun. On some o da things at I wrat i da past, I wrat aboot 'aald wints' or 'haemaboot wints' meanin 'old customs' or 'local customs'. An I tink 'wint an laer' meanin 'custom and education.'

 

Fast dying out now, but "ill wint", meaning "bad habit", was in common usage round here not long ago.

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