- draught, for auld lang syne.
Chorus Shid ald
akwentans bee firgot, an
nivir brocht ti mynd? Shid ald
akwentans bee firgot, an ald lang syn*? Chorus: Fir ald...
- Edinburgh.
December 1497. pp. ccxiii–iv, 373. Item, to the
barbour that
brocht acqua vitae to the King in Dundee, by the King's command, ****i shillings...
- and took till him his wife. And leev'd in
continence wi' her till she had
brocht forth her
firstborn son; and ca'd his name Jesus. — Matthew 1:18–21 From...
- (Baarle-Hertog), etc.
cognate to
standard Dutch zuid 'south'. Met
uitzondering van
brocht >
bracht kan
mogelijke invloed van de
noordoostelijke dialecten hier niet...
-
Frisian tōth < Anglo-Frisian *tą̄þ < Proto-Germanic *tanþs En brought,
WFris brocht < Old
English brōhte, Old
Frisian brōchte < Anglo-Frisian *brą̄htæ < Proto-Germanic...
-
pronunciations per village, so in
Nijkerk they say
brocht and verlore/veleure, in
Putten and
Bunschoten brocht and
verleuren and in
Nunspeet bröch and verleuren...
-
Frisian Dutch German Icelandic *bringaną – *branhtē
bring –
brought bring -
brocht brengen –
bracht bringen –
brachte – *bugjaną – *buhtē buy –
bought – –...
-
treasurer (1473 – 1566)
recorded "Widderspune the
foulare that tald
talis and
brocht foulis to the King."
Other early records of the name come to us from witnessed...
-
furtht of our Realme, to ger
imprent the
samye in
utheris ****reis, to be
brocht and
sauld agane within our Realme, to
cause the said
Walter and
Androu tyne...
- saw his heid
begin to ryfe, Syne for ane
nureis they send belyfe, Quha
brocht with hir
fyfty and fyve, Of men of war full prevely, Quhy
sowld nocht Allane...