A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue (up to 1700)
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First published 1963 (DOST Vol. III).
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Quotation dates: 1400-1499, 1576-1596
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Indwelland(e, -duelland(e, pres. p. [Indwell v.] Dwelling in (a place), residing. —14.. Acts I. 329/2.
All ȝour burges, alswele induellande as furth duelland 14.. Ib. 331/2.
The burges both induelland and vtouth 1479 Acts Lords of Council 31/1.
Thar borowis to be tane of indwelland men in Edinburgh or Leith c1420 Wynt. vi. 1216 (W).
The erllis new biggit place, Thare he and his induelland was 1576 Comp. Zetl. MS. 28 b.
Diuers of his seruandis … quhilk ar not native nor induelland men of our cuntrie1596 Paisley B. Rec. 186.
