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XII Jam. = John Jamieson’s Dictionary of the Scottish Language, abridged by John Johnstone, revised and enlarged by Longmuir. London and Edinburgh 1877.

J. Th. = Jón Thorkelsson, Supplement til islandske Ordbøger. Reykjavik—Copenhagen 1890—99.

K. G. (Gísl.). = Konrad Gíslason, Dansk-Islandsk Ordbog. Copenhagen 1851.

Molb. = C. Molbech, Dansk Dialect-Lexicon. Copenhagen 1841.

NG., N.G. = Oluf Rygh, Norske Gaardnavne. Christiania 1897 ff.

N.Spr. = J. Jakobsen, Det norrøne sprog på Shetland. Copenhagen 1897.

No. Elvn. — Oluf Rygh, Norske Elvenavne. Christiania 1904.

Proc. SSA. = Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.

R. = Hans Ross, Norsk Ordbog (Suppl. to Aasen). Christiania 1895. Also New Suppl. Christiania 1902.

Ri. = Johan Ernst Rietz, Svenskt Dialekt-Lexicon. Malmø 1867.

S.E. = Snorre’s Edda (the list of words and names).

Sh. Stedn. (Sh. St.), Shetl. Stedn. = J. Jakobsen, Shetlandsøernes Stednavne (in Aarbøger for nordisk Oldkyndighed og Historie, Copenhagen 1901).

A.W.J. = A W Johnston (London).

G.G. = Gilbert Goudie (Edinburgh).

J.I. = John Irvine (Lerwick).

K.I. = Katherine Irvine (in EDD.).

L.W. = Laurence Williamson (Mid-Yell).

R.C. = Robert Cogle (Conningsburgh).

S.B. = Sophus Bugge.

V.Th. = Vilhelm Thomsen (Copenhagen).

W.R. = William Ratter (Lerwick).

A.S. = Anglo-Saxon.

(in) acc. (with) = (in) accordance (with).

acc. (to) = according (to).

accus. = accusative.

adj. = adjective.

adv. = adverb.

appl. = applied.

art. = article.

c. = common gender.

Celt. = Celtic.

cf. = confer (compare).

coll. = collocation.

collect. = collective, -ly.

colloq. = colloquial, -ly.

comb. = combination.

comm. = common, -ly.

compar. = comparative.

compd. = compound.

conj. = conjunction.

conn. = connection.

Cymr. = Cymric.

Da. = Danish.

dat. = dative.

def. = definite.

dem. = demonstrative.

deriv. = derivative.

dial. = dialect.

dict. = dictionary.

diff. = different.

dim. = diminutive.

Dut. = Dutch (vernacular).

e.g. = exempli gratia (for example).

Eng. = English.

esp. = especially.

etym. = etymology.

expr. = expression.

f., fem. = feminine.

Fær. = Færoese.