Dialect recording in Rothbury, Northumberland
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- Original object type: Artefact
- Title: Dialect recording in Rothbury, Northumberland
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Description:
[Side 1] Billy and John explain local farming terms incl. e.g. 'hog' [= one-year-old female sheep], 'gimmer' [= two-year-old female sheep], 'tup' [ = male sheep], discuss reduction in price of wool, recall local characters and farm hands, discuss local terms incl. e.g. 'bargham' [= horse collar], 'hirsel' [= flock of hill sheep], 'bondager' [= indentured female farm hand]. [Side 2] Billy and John talk about farming year, incl. muck-spreading, lambing, recent wet winter, local fox problem, decline in rabbit numbers, 'scab' [= mange-like disease in sheep/cattle], explain local farming terms incl. e.g. 'beast' [= cattle], 'stirk' [= young cow], 'quey' [= cow prior to first calf].
- Date range: 14 Mar 1939
- Date: 1939
- Collection: Leeds Archive of Vernacular Culture
- Physical Identifier: LAVC/SRE/D/1/D45
- URI: http://digital.library.leeds.ac.uk/id/eprint/35014
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