Vocabulary of Staffordshire Dialect in 1905
1. |
|
mother |
|
muther |
2. |
|
father |
|
faither |
3. |
|
sister |
|
sister |
4. |
|
brother |
|
bruther |
5. |
|
daughter |
|
daughter |
6. |
|
son |
|
sun |
1. |
|
water |
|
waiter |
2. |
|
fire |
|
fire |
3. |
|
sun |
|
sun |
4. |
|
moon |
|
meeun |
5. |
|
wind |
|
wind |
6. |
|
rain |
|
rain |
1. |
|
one |
|
won |
2. |
|
two |
|
tiw |
3. |
|
three |
|
three |
4. |
|
four |
|
fo-a |
5. |
|
five |
|
foive |
6. |
|
six |
|
six |
1. |
|
cat |
|
cat |
2. |
|
dog |
|
dog |
3. |
|
horse |
|
’oss |
4. |
|
cow |
|
cyow |
5. |
|
fish |
|
fish |
6. |
|
bird |
|
|
7. |
|
tree |
|
|
8. |
|
flower |
|
|
1. |
|
white |
|
woit |
2. |
|
black |
|
black |
3. |
|
red |
|
red |
4. |
|
green |
|
green |
5. |
|
yellow |
|
yalla |
6. |
|
blue |
|
blue |
7. |
|
grey |
|
gray |
8. |
|
brown |
|
brown |
Staffordshire dialect was spoken in
Newcastle under Lyme
Stafford
Burton on Trent
Lichfield
Tamworth
Wolverhampton
Walsall
Dudley
West Bromwich
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