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ha&039;, hall

ha&039; folk, the servants

hadd, holdg, heritance

hae, have

haet, a thg

haffet, hauffet, the teple, the side of the head

haffets, side-locks

haffls, half, partly

hag, a oss, a broken bog

haggis, a special sts puddg, ade of sheep&039;s ngs, liver and

heart,

onions and oatal, boiled a sheep&039;s stoach

ha, to spare, to save

hairst, har&039;st, harvest

haith, faith (an oath)

haivers, v havers

hal&039;, hald, holdg, possession

hale, hail, the whole

hale, health

hale, hail, whole, healthy

hale, whole

haln, a partition wall, a porch, outer door

halloween, all sats&039; eve (31st of october)

hallowas, all sats&039; day (1st of noveber)

haly, holy

ha, ho,

han&039;, haun, hand

han-darg, v darg

hand-wal&039;d, hand-picked (ie, choicest)

hangie, hangan (nickna of the devil)

hansel, the first gift; earnest

hap, a wrap, a verg agast ld

hap, to shelter

hap, to hop

happer, hopper (of a ill)

hap-step-an&039;-lowp hop-step-and-jup

harkit, hearkened

harn, arse cloth

hash, an oaf

haslock woo, the wool on the neck of a sheep

haud, to hold, to keep

hauf, half

haughs, low-lyg rich nds by a river

haun, v han&039;,

haurl, to trail

hae, cuddle, ebrace

haveril, hav&039;rel, one who talks nonsense

havers, nonsense

havs, anners, nduct

hawkie, a white-faced w; a w

heal, v hale

heal, v hale

hecht, to proise; threaten

heckle, a fx-b

heels-o&039;er-gowdie, v gowdie

heeze, to hoist

heich, heigh, high

he-sh&039;d, crooked-sh&039;d

herd, a herd-boy

here awa, hereabout

herry, to harry

herrynt, spoliation

hersel, herself

het, hot

heugh, a holl