Black Douglases
→
Central Lowlands of Scotland
→
Central Scotland
→
Clan Douglas
→
Douglasdale
→
Dundee
→
Edinburgh
→
Falkirk
→
Fife Council
→
Glasgow
→
Glasgow
→
Inchcolm
→
James II of Scotland
→
John Knox
→
Lanarkshire
→
Methil
→
Moffat, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
→
North Berwick
→
Red Douglases
→
Renfrewshire
→
Scone
→
Scotland Office
→
Scots Confession
→
Scottish Americans
("Scots language")
→
Scottish Islands
→
Scottish National Party
→
Sheriff courts of Scotland
→
Tayside region (historic)
→
The Brus
("Middle Scots")
→
The Flyting of Dunbar and Kennedy
("Middle Scots")
→
Ulster Protestants
("Ulster Scots")
→
William Dunbar
("Middle Scots")
→
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language
|
Armagh
("Ulster Scots")
→
Callander
→
Cumbernauld
→
Glasgow City
→
Grangemouth
→
Highland games
→
Kirriemuir
→
Lockerbie
→
Perth
→
Rosyth
→
Scottish monarch
→
Scottish royal court
→
Three Estates of Scotland
→
West of Scotland
→
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languageUsed
|
Auchinleck
→
Carnegie family
→
Cochrane
→
Cockburn
→
Hamilton
→
Kerr
→
Kirkwood
→
Muir
→
Urquhart
→
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languageOfOrigin
|
Adam Ferguson
→
Allan Ramsay
→
Hugh MacDiarmid
→
Joseph Black
→
Minister for Communities (Northern Ireland)
("Ulster Scots")
→
Robert Fergusson
→
Sir Walter Scott
→
Union of the Crowns
→
William I of Scotland
→
|
languageOfWorkOrName
|
Aitken
→
Angus South
→
Anstruther
→
Derry
("Ulster Scots")
→
Kirkpatrick-Fleming
→
Markinch
→
Ross
→
Shetland Islands Council
→
|
hasLanguage
|
George Wishart
→
James I of Scotland
→
John Balliol
→
Malcolm IV of Scotland
→
Marjorie Bruce
→
Mary, Queen of Scots
→
Nicola Sturgeon
→
|
languageSpoken
|
Black Douglases
→
House of Bruce
→
Ian Paisley
("Ulster Scots")
→
Isabella of Mar
→
Marjorie Bruce
→
Red Douglases
→
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ethnicGroup
|
Kirk
→
Orr
→
Reed
→
Reid
→
Sinclair
→
Wallace
→
|
hasLanguageOfOrigin
|
Cumberland
→
Galloway
→
Lauderdale family
→
Liddesdale
→
Lothian
→
Lowlands
→
|
languageHistoricallySpoken
|
Scots
("Insular Scots")
→
Scots
("Central Scots")
→
Scots
("Southern Scots")
→
Scots
("Ulster Scots")
→
|
hasDialect
|
Angus
→
Edinburgh
→
Elie and Earlsferry
→
Northern Ireland
("Ulster Scots")
→
|
regionalLanguage
|
Belfast City Council
("Ulster Scots")
→
Glasgow City Council
→
Scottish Government
→
St Monans
→
|
usesLanguage
|
Belfast
("Ulster Scots")
→
Kirkpatrick Durham
→
Ulster
("Ulster Scots")
→
|
hasRegionalLanguage
|
Dumfriesshire
→
Moray
→
Scottish Borders
→
|
historicalLanguage
|
Norn
("Shetland Scots")
→
Norn
("Orkney Scots")
→
Norse
("Scots language")
→
|
influenced
|
Kincardine
→
Kinross
→
Pittenweem
→
|
traditionalLanguage
|
Anglo-Frisian dialects
("Scots language")
→
Northumbrian
→
|
developedInto
|
Scots
("Lowland Scots")
→
Scots
("Scots language")
→
|
hasAlternativeName
|
Crail
→
Islay
→
|
hasHistoricalLanguage
|
Scottish English
("Scots language")
→
Scottish Gaelic
→
|
hasLoanwordsFrom
|
Edinburgh and South East Scotland city region
→
South Lanarkshire
→
|
hasRecognisedLanguage
|
Germanic languages
("Scots language")
→
West Germanic languages
("Scots language")
→
|
includesLanguage
|
Earl of Douglas
→
Prince of Scotland
→
|
languageOfTitle
|
Lisburn
("Ulster Scots")
→
Longhope
→
|
localLanguage
|
Clan Kirkpatrick
→
Royal Arms of the Kingdom of Scotland
→
|
mottoLanguage
|
Kingdom of Scotland
→
Scottish Parliament
→
|
officialLanguage
|
Ferguson
→
Queen of Scots
→
|
usedInLanguage
|
Proto-West Germanic
→
|
ancestorOf
|
Scottish Vowel Length Rule
→
|
appliesToLanguage
|
Scots-Irish Americans
("Ulster Scots language")
→
|
associatedWith
|
Kirkpatrick
→
|
associatedWithLanguage
|
Scottish English
("Scots language")
→
|
closelyRelatedTo
|
Scots-Irish Americans
("Ulster Scots")
→
|
ethnicOrigin
|
Wikinews
("Scots Wikinews")
→
|
hasLanguageEdition
|
Peerage of Scotland
→
|
hasLanguageOfTitles
|
Nicholas
("Scots language")
→
|
hasLanguageOfUse
|
Shetland
("Shetland dialect of Scots")
→
|
hasLocalDialect
|
Geordie
→
|
influencedBy
|
Old English
("Scots language")
→
|
isAncestorOf
|
Highland Clearances
→
|
languageContext
|
Atholl family
→
|
languageHistorical
|
Stuart
→
|
languageOfCourt
|
Scottish Enlightenment
→
|
languageOfExpression
|
Prince and Great Steward of Scotland
→
|
languageOfHistoricalForm
|
Inchcolm Abbey
→
|
languageOfHistoricalUse
|
Inchkeith
→
|
languageOfName
|
Ettrick Hills
→
|
languageRegion
|
Southern Scotland
→
|
languageTraditionallySpoken
|
Norn
→
|
leftLoanwordsIn
|
Parlamaid na h-Alba
→
|
legislativeLanguage
|
Inchgarvie
→
|
nameLanguage
|
Robert Adam
→
|
nativeLanguage
|
Parliament of Scotland
→
|
nativeNameLanguage
|
Kingdom of Scotland
→
|
primaryEthnicGroup
|
Scotland
→
|
recognizedLanguage
|
Norn
→
|
replacedBy
|
Titanic Quarter railway station
("Ulster Scots")
→
|
signageLanguage
|