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Rustic Speech and Folk-Lore

by Elizabeth Mary Wright

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Abbreviations

Bck.= Bucks.
Bdf.= Bedford.
Bnff.= Banff.
Brks.= Berks.
Chs.= Cheshire.
Cmb.= Cambridge.
Cor.= Cornwall.
Cth.= Carmarthen.
Cum.= Cumberland.
Cy.= country.
Der.= Derby.
Dev.= Devon.
Dnb.= Denbigh.
Dor.= Dorset.
Dur.= Durham.
e.An.= East Anglia.
Ess.= Essex.
Glo.= Gloucester.
Hmp.= Hampshire.
Hnt.= Huntingdon.
Hrf.= Hereford.
Hrt.= Hertford.
I.Ma.= Isle of Man.
Irel.= Ireland.
I.W.= Isle of Wight.
Ken.= Kent.
Lakel.= Lakeland.
Lan.= Lancashire.
Lei.= Leicester.
Lin.= Lincoln.
lit.= literary.
M.E.= Middle English.
Mid.= Middlesex.
Midl.= Midlands.
Nhb.= Northumberland.
Nhp.= Northampton.
Not.= Nottingham.
Nrf.= Norfolk.
O.E.= Old English.
O.N.= Old Norse.
Or.I.= Orkney Isles.
Oxf.= Oxford.
Pem.= Pembroke.
Rut.= Rutland.
Sc.= Scotland.
Sh.I.= Shetland Isles.
Shr.= Shropshire.
Som.= Somerset.
Stf.= Stafford.
Suf.= Suffolk.
Sur.= Surrey.
Sus.= Sussex.
Wal.= Wales.
War.= Warwick.
Wil.= Wiltshire.
Wm.= Westmorland.
Wor.= Worcester.
Yks.= Yorks.

The asterisk * prefixed to a word denotes a theoretical form.

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