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A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue (up to 1700)

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First published 1951 (DOST Vol. II).
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Quotation dates: 1375-1626

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Everilkane, Evirilkane, a. Also: ewerilke ane, ewyre ilkayn, euer-, euirilkone. [ME. everilc on (c 1250), evere ilk one, everilkon, etc.] Every one.(a) 1375 Barb. xii. 73.
Than thai withdrew thaim euirilkane
1375 Ib. xv. 509.
Thair fayis euirilkane War slayn
c1420 Wynt. v. 187.
The templis all Fell … And all the ydolys evyrilkane
c1420 Ib. vii. 1748.
He, as metropolitane, Suld hawe oure byschapys evyrilkane
1448 Stirlings of Keir 222.
Tille ewyre ilkayn of thaym
1490 Irland Mir. I. 28/3.
Euirilkane suld luf & helpe vthire
1535 Stewart 23693.
All his feiris war slane euirilk one
1559 Edinb. B. Rec. III. 55.
The saidis dekynnis and euirilkane of thame particularlie
(b) a1400 Legends of the Saints ii. 979.
He was hym allane A commowne man till euerilkane
c1420 Wynt. iii. 74.
All the furdys everilkane Off that wattyr he kepyde swa
a1500 Bk. Chess 1966.
Be thir dyce [sall representit be] thir playeris euerilkane
1512–3 Treasurer's Accounts IV. 402.
To everilkane of thame, xiv s.
1535 Stewart 57750.
Euerilkone vpoun ane cursure wycht, … bydand the heraldis cry
1560 Rolland Seven Sages 412.
This counsall than applesit thame euer ilkane
1575 Edinburgh Testaments IV. 42.
To hald … euerilk ane of his barnes in thair awin richtis
1622-6 Bisset II. 253/23.
And ever ilk ane to recompance uthiris there said skaith
1613 Misc. Spald. C. V. 217.
That all cottis and croftis men … sall pey … ever ilk ane xii d.
(c) 1607 Lett. & St. P. Jas. VI 107.
That ewerilke ane of us may joisse ower awin kyndlye rowmes and possessiounis

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