peuple ancien d'Écosse (fr)[Classe]

Écosse (fr)[termes liés]

parts; area; region; part of the country; district[Situé]

ville d'Écosse (fr)[Situé]

Skoti — Scot, Scotchman, Scotsman, Scotswoman[membre]

Highlands, Highlands of Scotland - Hebridean Islands, Hebridean Isles, Hebrides, Western Islands, Western Isles - Islay - Minch (fr) - Moray Firth - Mull - Loch Ness - Pentland Firth (fr) - Cap Wrath (fr)[Situé]

skoskur — Scotch, Scots, Scottish[Rel.]

Antonine Wall - Caledonian Canal - Cumbria - Caledonia - Lowlands, Lowlands of Scotland - Galloway - Aberdeen - Balmoral Castle - Lothian Region - Glasgow - Orkney Islands - Hjaltland, Hjaltlandseyjar — Shetland, Shetland Islands, Zetland - Firth of Clyde - Firth of Forth - Loch Achray - Loch Linnhe - Edinburgh - Cheviot Hills, Cheviots - Clyde - Forth, Forth River[Desc]

feiminn — bashful, blate - blae - leal - caller - couthie, couthy - holdmikill, stór og stæðilegur, vöðvamikill — beefy, buirdly, burly, husky, strapping - langsyne - curling - Bannockburn - battle of Brunanburh, Brunanburh - battle of Langside, Langside - rýtingur — dirk - tawse - Scots, Scots English, Scottish - ceilidh - scunner - bap - haggis - ben - brae - firth, river mouth - glen - kelpie, kelpy - bairn - laird - thane - Lammastide - wee - Episcopal Church, Episcopal Church of Scotland - brave, braw, gay[Domaine]

Scotland (n.) • Skotland (n.)