Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- adv. Scots No.
- adv. Scots Not.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- A Scotch form of no.
Etymologies
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Examples
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But we call nae man our master, and we own the world's aroon,
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Aye, and his affairs an a, said the Deacon; the creditors have entered into possession o the estate, and its for sale; and some that made the maist by himI name nae names, but Mrs. Mac-Candlish kens wha I mean (the landlady shook her head significantly) theyre sairest on him een now.
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I ke kakahiaka nae, i ka hoomaka ana o ka luku ia Aiwohikupua a me Waka.
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I ka manawa nae a ka Makaula e kunana ana, alaila, ike aku la oia i ka aleale ana o ka wai o ko Waka luu ana aku.
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I kela manawa nae a ka Makaula i hiki ai ilaila, ua nalo mua aku o Waka ma kahi i hunai'ai o Laieikawai.
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'Ay, and his affairs an' a ',' said the Deacon; 'the creditors have entered into possession o' the estate, and it's for sale; and some that made the maist by him -- I name nae names, but Mrs. Mac -
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'Ay, and his affairs an' a ',' said the Deacon; 'the creditors have entered into possession o' the estate, and it's for sale; and some that made the maist by him -- I name nae names, but Mrs. Mac-Candlish kens wha I mean (the landlady shook her head significantly) -- they're sairest on him e'en now.
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The auld folks were for me, but still she said nae.
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The spring had pass'd over, 'twas summer nae mair,
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It's a democratic and accountable government you are running, no a monarchy, a fiefdom, King Eck. And a minority one - so you are well exposed here - nae whipped votes will protect you.
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