Glossary for Robert Burns's Works
A-Words B-Words C-Words D-Words E-Words F-Words G-Words H-Words I-Words J-Words K-Words L-Words M-Words N-Words O-Words P-Words Q-Words R-Words S-Words T-Words U-Words V-Words W-Words X-Words Y-Words Z-WordsRobert Burns
Jan. 25, 1759
to
Jul. 21, 1796
Other Works
Epitaph On Holy Willie On Sensibility To Mary In Heaven The Rantin' Dog The Daddie O 'T Epitaph (Tam Samson) The Rigs O' Barley Carle, An' The King Come Written Under Violent Grief My Father Was A Farmer A Prayer (O thou dread Pow'r ...) Had I A Cave Gude'en To You, Kimmer Last May A Braw Wooer The Mauchline Lady Verses To An Old Sweetheart To A Mouse To A Mountain Daisy A Winter Night Cock Up Your Beaver John BarleycornGlossary Of Scottish Words Used By Robert Burns: I-Words
I-Words
by Robert Burns
- Icker
- An ear of corn.
- Ieroe
- A great grandchild.
- Ilk, ilka
- Each, every.
- Ill-willie
- Ill natured, malicious, niggardly
- Ingie
- Genius, ingenuity.
- Ingle
- Fire, fire-place.
- Ingle-low
- Light from the fire, flame from the hearth.
- I rede ye
- I advise ye, I warn ye.
- I'se
- I shall, or will.
- Ither
- Other, one another.
Source:
The Poetical Works Of Robert BurnsCopyright 1910
Ward, Lock, and Co., Ltd