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scot Scot. English Etymology en enm Scot, from en ang Sċottas people from Ireland, Irishmen, from en la-lat Scōttī (see la Scōtī for more). See Scoti#Etymology Scoti. Pronunciation en /ˈskɒt/ UK en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Scot.wav Southern England en /ˈskɑt/ US en /ˈskɔʔ/ Scotland en ɒt 1 en Scott Noun A person born in or native to Scotland. en Scotsman Scotchman Usage notes See en Scottish#Usage notes and en Scotch#Proper noun. Hyponyms en Lowlander, en Highlander Derived terms en Scotch Scotizing Scots' Gap Scottish Translations a person born in or native to Scotland Armenian: hy Շոտլանդացի Asturian: ast escocés m, ast escocesa f Bulgarian: bg шотландец m, bg шотландка f Catalan: ca escocès m, ca escocesa f, archaic ca escot m, archaic ca escota f Valencian: ca escocés m, ca escocesa f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 蘇格蘭人 Czech: cs Skot m, cs Skotka f Danish: da skotte c Dutch: nl Schot m, nl Schotse f Esperanto: eo skoto man or woman, eo skotino woman Estonian: et šotlane male, female, et šotlanna female Faroese: fo skoti m Finnish: fi skotti French: fr Écossais m, fr Écossaise f Galician: gl escocés m, gl escocesa f Georgian: ka შოტლანდიელი German: de Schotte m, de Schottin f Greek: el Σκωτσέζος m Hawaiian: haw Kekokia Hungarian: hu skót Icelandic: is Skoti m Irish: ga Albanach m, ga Scot m historical, ga Scotach m rare Italian: it scozzese m f Japanese: ja スコットランド人 Sukottorando-jin Khmer: km ស្កុត skot Korean: ko 스코틀랜드인, ko 스코틀랜드 사람 Latvian: lv skots m, lv skotiete f Lithuanian: lt škòtas m, lt škòtė f Macedonian: mk Шкот m, mk Шкотла́нѓанец m, mk Шко́тка f, mk Шкотла́нѓанка f Middle English: enm Scot Norwegian: no skotte m Occitan: oc escocés m Pannonian Rusyn: rsk Шкотландян m, rsk Шкотландянка f, rsk Шкот m Polish: pl Szkot m, pl Szkotka f Portuguese: pt escocês m, pt escocesa f Romanian: ro scoțian m, ro scoțiană f Russian: ru шотла́ндец m, ru шотла́ндка f Scottish Gaelic: gd Albannach m Serbo-Croatian: Latin: sh Škȍt m Slovak: sk Škót m, sk Škótka f Spanish: es escocés m, es escocesa f Swahili: sw Mskoti, sw Mskochi Swedish: sv skotte c Turkish: tr İskoç Volapük: ♂♀ vo Skotänan, ♂ vo hi-Skotänan, ♀ vo ji-Skotänan Yiddish: yi סקאַט m Proper noun s en en male surnames Scott rare. See also en Scott Scotus References C. Oman, A History of England before the Norman Conquest, London, 1910, p. 157 Anagrams en cost C.O.T.S. COTS CSTO CTOs Cost OCTS OSTC TOCs cost cots en British demonyms Demonyms Ethnonyms Nationalities Scotland Irish Etymology ga Noun m -oit -oit ga historical en Scot; Irishman Declension Sc ot oit Derived terms ga Scotach<g:m><t:Scot; Scotsman; Irishman of Scottish descent> Scotach<pos:a><t:Scottish; Scotch-Irish> Further reading ga Nationalities Middle English Alternative forms enm Skot Etymology enm ang Sċottas people from Ireland, Irishmen, from enm la-lat Scōttī (see la Scōtī for more. The pronunciation with initial /sk/ is likely due to influence from non Skotar Scots. Pronunciation enm /skɔt/ Noun Scottes Scottene A en Scot; a person from Scotland or of Scottish ethnicity. enm rare historical A Irish person; a person from Ireland. Descendants en Scot gmw-msc Scot sco Scot fro escot 1 References Scot n.(1) MED38971 Scot n.1 and adj. 1 1285031643 DOST Scot n https://dsl.ac.uk/entry/dost/scot enm Demonyms Scotland