Scots

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Scots is a West Germanic language historically spoken in Lowland Scotland and parts of Ulster, closely related to English but with its own distinct vocabulary, grammar, and literary tradition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf West Germanic language
language
minority language
closelyRelatedTo English language
developedFrom Middle English
surface form: Early Middle English

Northumbrian
surface form: Northumbrian Old English
hasAlternativeName Scots
surface form: Lowland Scots

Scots
surface form: Scots language
hasDialect Scots self-linksurface differs
surface form: Central Scots

Doric
Scots self-linksurface differs
surface form: Insular Scots

Scots self-linksurface differs
surface form: Southern Scots

Scots self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ulster Scots
hasDistinct grammar
literary tradition
orthography
phonology
vocabulary
hasNotableAuthor Allan Ramsay
Hugh MacDiarmid
Robert Burns
Robert Fergusson
William Dunbar
hasNotableWork Poems of Robert Burns
The Brus
The Flyting of Dunbar and Kennedy
hasRegulatoryStatus recognized minority language in Scotland
recognized minority language in the United Kingdom
historicallySpokenIn Central Lowlands of Scotland
surface form: Lowland Scotland

Ulster
influencedBy French language
Latin
surface form: Latin language

Norse
surface form: Old Norse

Scottish Gaelic
isDistinctFrom Scottish English
Scottish Gaelic
ISO639-1Code sco
ISO639-2Code sco
ISO639-3Code sco
languageFamily Indo-European language family
surface form: Indo-European languages
recognizedUnder European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages
region Central Lowlands of Scotland
surface form: Lowlands of Scotland
spokenIn Northern Ireland
Scotland
Ulster
status endangered language
subfamily Germanic languages
West Germanic languages
timeDepth medieval period
writingSystem Latin script

Referenced by (870)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Fife Council language Scots
Kirk hasLanguageOfOrigin Scots
Angus regionalLanguage Scots
Belfast hasRegionalLanguage Scots
this entity surface form: Ulster Scots
Scottish Islands language Scots
Norse influenced Scots
this entity surface form: Scots language
Old English isAncestorOf Scots
this entity surface form: Scots language
Anglo-Frisian dialects developedInto Scots
this entity surface form: Scots language
Kirkpatrick (surname) associatedWithLanguage Scots
subject surface form: Kirkpatrick
Scots hasDialect Scots self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Insular Scots
Scots hasDialect Scots self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Central Scots
Scots hasDialect Scots self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Southern Scots
Scots hasDialect Scots self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Ulster Scots
Scots hasAlternativeName Scots
this entity surface form: Lowland Scots
Scots hasAlternativeName Scots
this entity surface form: Scots language
Germanic languages includesLanguage Scots
this entity surface form: Scots language
Kirkwood (surname) languageOfOrigin Scots
subject surface form: Kirkwood
Glasgow City languageUsed Scots
Glasgow language Scots
Scottish English closelyRelatedTo Scots
this entity surface form: Scots language
Scottish English hasLoanwordsFrom Scots
this entity surface form: Scots language
Clan Douglas language Scots
Methil language Scots
St Monans usesLanguage Scots
John Knox language Scots
Inchkeith languageOfName Scots
Reid hasLanguageOfOrigin Scots
Inchcolm language Scots
West Germanic languages includesLanguage Scots
this entity surface form: Scots language
Inchgarvie nameLanguage Scots
Belfast City Council usesLanguage Scots
this entity surface form: Ulster Scots
Northern Ireland regionalLanguage Scots
this entity surface form: Ulster Scots