Vocabulary of Hampshire Dialect in 1905
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mother |
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2. |
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father |
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veeather |
3. |
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sister |
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4. |
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brother |
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5. |
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daughter |
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dayter |
6. |
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son |
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zunn |
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water |
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2. |
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fire |
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3. |
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sun |
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4. |
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moon |
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5. |
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wind |
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6. |
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rain |
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rine |
1. |
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one |
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one |
2. |
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two |
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two |
3. |
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three |
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dree |
4. |
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four |
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5. |
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five |
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6. |
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six |
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zax |
1. |
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cat |
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cat |
2. |
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dog |
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3. |
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horse |
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’orse |
4. |
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cow |
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cayoo |
5. |
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fish |
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6. |
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bird |
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7. |
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tree |
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8. |
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flower |
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1. |
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white |
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woit |
2. |
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black |
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3. |
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red |
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4. |
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green |
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5. |
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yellow |
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6. |
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blue |
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7. |
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grey |
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8. |
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brown |
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Hampshire dialect was spoken in
Winchester
Southampton
Bournemouth
Portsmouth
Eastleigh
Lymington
Cowes
Ryde
Shanklin
Newport
Christchurch
Lyndhurst
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