| Gouk—a simpleton |
Halesale—wholesale |
| Gowk—a cuckoo |
Hallan—the outer door |
| Goustly—ghostly |
Haly—holy |
| Goud, gowd—gold |
Hame—home |
| Gowden—golden |
Hamely—homely |
| Gowan—the field daisy |
Hammart, hameart—relating or belonging to home |
| Graip—a dung fork |
Han, haun—the hand |
| Graith—working utensils |
Hap—to cover, to hope |
| Grane—groan |
Happet—covered, wrapped |
| Graned—groaned |
Happin—hoping |
| Grannie—grandmother |
Harnishes—part of a weaver's working utensils |
| Graped—groped |
Harns—brains |
| Grat, grutten—wept |
Harl—to drag |
| Gree—to agree |
Harled—dragged |
| Gree-praise, excellence; to bear the gree, to bear the
bell |
Hazel oil—a beating: so called from a hazel wand
being often used as a rod of correction in the
domestic circles |
| Greeting, greetin—weeping |
Hash—a sloven |
| Groo—to shudder with loathing |
Haud—to hold |
| Groosome—loathingly,frightful |
Hauds—holds |
| Grouping—groping |
Hault—drew, dragged |
| Grun—ground |
Havings—breeding |
| Gude—the Almighty |
Hawkie—a cow |
| Guides!—Gods! God guide us |
Hech!—a loud sigh |
| Gude, guid—good |
Hecht—promised |
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Gudewife—a wife |
Heapet—heaped |
| Gude-for-naething—good for
nothing |
Hechin—using the exclamation hech! or sighing
loudly |
| Gurle—growl |
Heeze—to lift up |
| Gurled—gurgled |
Hel'—held |
| |
Help's—help us |
| Ha'—hall, a house |
Herse—hearse |
| Hade—did hide |
Herdies—dim. of herds |
| Hadna—had not |
He's—he is |
| Hae —have |
Het—hot |
| Ha'f— half |
Heuk-an-creuk—by any means |
| Haffets—the sides of the head |
Hew—to cut |
| Haith—faith! |
Hie, heigh—high |
| Halflins—half, nearly, partly |
Himsel—himself |
| Haill—whole |
Hinee—honey |
| Hainches—the sides of a person |
Hingan, hingin—hinging |
| Hairns—a person's inside |
Hin'er-en—the latter end |
| Hale—healthy |
Hinmaist—the last |
