Category:Regional English
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Categories containing terms in regional varieties or dialects of English.
This category may also directly contain terms that are uncategorized regionalisms. Such terms should usually be recategorized by the particular regional variety they belong to.
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This includes dialects spoken in England (e.g., Northern English dialect, Geordie, etc.), the rest of the United Kingdom (e.g., Hibernian (or Irish-) English, Scottish and Welsh English, and other countries (Australia, US, Canada, Jamaica, etc.).
{{label|en|regional}} places entries into this category. It is preferable to specify regional usage or dialect specifically, using labels or notes.
See also[edit]
- Category:English dialectal terms
- Scots language – Western Germanic language spoken in Scotland closely related to English.
- Languages of the United Kingdom – including English, Old English, and other others.
Subcategories
This category has the following 15 subcategories, out of 15 total.
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P
S
Pages in category "Regional English"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 352 total.
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- made-up
- maggot
- mahogany
- maidenhair
- make out
- malkin
- manifold
- marjoret
- matter
- maund
- May game
- May gosling
- me
- mean
- meddle
- mercury
- middlebuster
- middling
- mightily
- mightsome
- mind
- Minkies
- misdoubt
- mislest
- mitching
- moggy
- moonlighter
- moonwort
- moot
- morn's morning
- mosquito hawk
- moss
- mouldwarp
- mow
- mudlark
- mulligrubs