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Dialect and Language There are 11 products.
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Chrissie's Bodle
Review(s): 0Discovering Orkney's forgotten writer Christina M. Costie. By Rgnhild Ljosland.
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The Orkney Dictionary
Review(s): 0A detailed account of Orkney dialect words and sayings, their origins and meanings. By Margaret Flaws and Gregor Lamb. New edition, paperback.
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Orcadiana: Pen Portraits of the Past
Review(s): 0A collection of more than forty articles by Gregor Lamb, covering language, history, folklore and placenames. Hardback.
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The Orkney Wordbook
Review(s): 0This dictionary is based on a collection of Orkney dialect words and phrases brought together by the author in the 1980s, to which has been added Orkney Norn. The 3rd edition of the Wordbook, produced due to popular demand. By Gregor Lamb.
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Lamb's Tales: Another Wag
Review(s): 0More comic tales in dialect from the pen of Gregor Lamb. Paperback.
£ 9.99 -
Voices Aroond The Flow
Review(s): 0With Free CD. The Scapa Flow Orkney Dialect Project. By author/researcher Tom Rendall.
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An Orkney Anthology Vol 2: Selected Works...
Review(s): 0A compilation of the work of the distinguished Orcadian writer and folklorist, Ernest Walker Marwick. Volume 2 of 2. Hardback.
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The Orkney Gruffalo
Review(s): 0The Gruffalo translated into Orcadian Scots by Simon W. Hall. Paperback.
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The Orkney Gruffalo's Bairn
Review(s): 0The Gruffalo's Bairn translated into Orcadian Scots by Simon W. Hall. Paperback.
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The History of Orkney Literature
Review(s): 0The first full survey of literary writing from and around the Orkney Islands and charts the development of this distinctively Orcadian strand within Scottish literature and shows how the archipelago, rather than the nation, can indeed be the defining locus of a compact and vibrant literary tradition. Paperback. By Simon W. Hall.
£ 25.00
