An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language PDF
EXCERPT Bellenden. To ABHOR, v. a. To fill with horror. Lyndsay. To ABY, v. a. To suffer for. O. E. abeye, abie. A. S. byg-an, to buy. Henrysone. ABIL, adj. Able. Wyntown. Lat. habil-is, Fr. habile, C. B. abl, Teut. abel, id. ABIL, adv. Perhaps. V. ~Able~. ABYLL, adj. Liable, apt....

John Jamieson - An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language

An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language

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Bellenden.
To ABHOR, v. a. To fill with horror.
Lyndsay.
To ABY, v. a. To suffer for.
O. E. abeye, abie. A. S. byg-an, to buy.
Henrysone.
ABIL, adj. Able.
Wyntown.
Lat. habil-is, Fr. habile, C. B. abl, Teut. abel, id.
ABIL, adv. Perhaps.
V. ~Able~.
ABYLL, adj. Liable, apt.

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