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 | yonder {pron} [archaic or dialect] | 1176 jener |  |
 | nigh {adj} [archaic, literary or dialect] | 743 nah |  |
 | thy {pron} [archaic or dialect] [determiner] | 734 dein |  |
 | nor {conj} [archaic or dialect] | 176 als |  |
 | afore {adv} [archaic or dialect] | 172 zuvor |  |
 | somewhat {pron} [archaic, dialect: something] | 169 irgendetwas |  |
 | blathering {adj} [Am. or dialect] | 134 geschwätzig [pej.] |  |
 | shoal {adj} [Am. or dialect] | 126 seicht |  |
 | afore {conj} [archaic or dialect] [before] | 102 bevor |  |
 | aye {adv} [Scot., N.Engl. and N. Ireland dialect: always] | 102 immer |  |
 | toward {adj} [archaic or dialect] | 102 bevorstehend |  |
 | yeller {adj} [Am.] [eye dialect spelling for yellow] | 102 gelb |  |
 | purty {adj} [dialect] | 65 schön |  |
 | nowt {adv} {pron} [Br.] [northern dialect] | 56 nix [ugs.] |  |
 | sb. bode [archaic] [also dialect] | 53 jd. verweilte [geh.] |  |
 | afore {adv} [archaic or dialect] | 41 voraus |  |
 | agin {prep} [dialect] | 30 gegen [+Akk.] |  |
 | nowt {pron} [Br.] [dialect pronunciation of nought] | 23 nichts |  |
 | toward {adj} [archaic or dialect] | 17 fügsam |  |
 | Ay! [archaic or dialect] | 16 Ja! |  |
 | hurted {adj} {past-p} [dialect] | 16 verletzt |  |
 | aright {adv} [dialect] | 15 recht |  |
 | afeard {adj} [dialect] | 13 fürchtend |  |
 | Hurray! | 12 Alaaf! [dialect] |  |
 | reet {adj} [sl.] [right] [Am.] [regional Br. dialect] | 11 gut |  |
 | heared {past-p} [Am. dialect] | 9 gehört |  |
 | shrinked {past-p} [dialect] | 8 geschrumpft |  |
 | [they] sweeped [dialect] | 6 [sie] fegten |  |
 | afeared {adj} [dialect] | 6 fürchtend |  |
 | hoo {pron} [Br.] [Lancashire, West Yorkshire dialect] [she] | 5 sie |  |
 | sb./sth. drug sb./sth. [Am.] [dialect] [dragged] | 5 jd./etw. schleppte jdn./etw. |  |
 | afore {prep} [archaic or dialect] [before] | vor |  |
 | Brummagem {adj} [also: brummagem] [coll.] [relating to Birmingham, UK, or the dialect of English spoken there] | birminghamsch |  |
 | fair {adv} [dialect] | in höchstem Maße |  |
 | frit {adj} [Br.] [coll.] [Lincolnshire dialect] [frightened] | verängstigt |  |
 | fromward {adv} {prep} [archaic or dialect] | weg von |  |
 | nowt {adv} {pron} [Br.] [northern dialect] | nischt [ugs.] |  |
 | peart {adj} [Am.] [dialect] [lively] | lebhaft |  |
 | purtier {adj} [dialect] | schöner |  |
 | sb. drug sb./sth. [Am.] [dialect] [dragged] | jd. schleifte jdn./etw. |  |
 | tha {pron} [Br.] [dialect] [Northern England] [from: thou] | du |  |
 | Thankee! [dialect] | Danke! |  |
 | trig {adj} [Scot.] [dialect] | nett gekleidet |  |
 | geogr. Vaudois {adj} [relating to the Swiss canton of Vaud, its people, or their dialect of French] | Waadtländer [indekl.] [den Schweizer Kanton Waadt betreffend] |  |
 | yinz {pron} [coll., Pittsburgh dialect: 2nd person plural pronoun] | ihr |  |
 | yonder {adv} [archaic or dialect] | dort drüben |  |
| Verbs |
 | to dither [archaic, dialect] | 991 zittern |  |
 | to swan [Am. dialect: to swear] | 566 schwören |  |
 | to cat [Br.] [coll. or dialect: vomit] | 378 kotzen [ugs.] |  |
 | to scathe [archaic] [dialect] [harm or injure, esp. by fire] | 235 verletzen [bes. durch Feuer] |  |