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First published 2000 (DOST Vol. VIII).
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Quotation dates: 1615
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Schalloche. (Cf. later dial. of Galloway shallochy adj. ‘somewhat shallow, of soil’, and shalloch adj. ‘plentiful, abundant; of corn: short in the straw but having many close heavy heads of grain’ (SND, s.v. Shalloch adj.).) — 1615 Cassillis Rent Roll (Galloway) fol. 2b.
The fyve merk land of the schalloche of multir meill v bs.
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