Part 36 (1/2)

Riva, a cleft in a rock.

Rock, a distaff.

Rokelay, a short cloak.

”Roose the ford,” judge of the ford.

Roost, a strong and boisterous current.

Rotton, a rat.

Sackless, innocent.

Sae, so.

Sain, to bless.

Sair, sore.

Sall, shall.

Sandie-lavrock, a sand-lark.

Sang, a song.

Saul, the soul.

Saunt, a saint.

Saut, salt.

Sax, six.

Scald, a bard or minstrel.

Scart, a cormorant.

Scart, to scratch.

Scat, a land-tax paid to the Crown.

Scathold, a common.

Scaur, a cliff.

”Sclate stane,” slate stone.

Scowrie, shabby, mean.