Leither

English Etymology From en Leith er inhabitant. Noun An inhabitant of Leith. en 1986 James Scott Marshall The Life and Times of Leith The Mediaeval Village 0859761282 10 The magistrates kept insisting that to exercise any trade a Leither must become a burgess of Edinburgh and must reside within the royalty of the city. en 15 September 2014 w:Chitra Ramaswamy I’m Indian, English and live in Scotland. Will my son’s identity be as borderless after the referendum? The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/sep/15/indian-english-scottish-family-identity-borderless-referendum These days I’m a proud Leither, the republic that, as any Edinburgher knows has, had once long enjoyed its own independence. en 5 November 2018 Marianne Taylor 'The wrong type of development': the battle for Edinburgh's Leith Walk The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2018/nov/05/the-wrong-type-of-development-the-battle-for-edinburgh-leith-walk Among them is Trainspotting author and native Leither Irvine Welsh, who now lives in Chicago. en British demonyms City of Edinburgh, Scotland