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Scotice

Scotice, Scottice [Scot(t)icus+-e], in the language of the Scots: a Irish. b Gaelic. a venit sanctus ‥ ad monasterium quod dicitur Seanbotha, juxta radices montis qui dicitur ~ice Suighe Laighean, id est, sessio Lagunensium (Maedoc 25) VSH II 149.  b ab illa aqua optima que ~tice vocata est Froch, Britannice Werid, Romane vero Scottewatre MS Paris Bibl. Nat. 4126 f. 27; 1205 usque ad fontem illum ‥ qui ~tice Tolari nuncupatur Regesta Scot. 469; 1256 ad marresiam quamdam que ~ice dicitur Moynebuche Reg. Aberbr. I 228; 1278 publicam viam que duxit a dicto monasterio per nigrum vadum qui ~ice dicitur Athebethy Inchaffray 99.

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