Posted by Ed Kiser on August 18, 2013 at 18:00:09 user Kisered.
I have seen this claim:
Numbers used in the northern England:
1. aina
2. peina
3. para
4. pedera
5. pump
6. ithy
7. mithy
8. owera
9. lavera
10.dig
Sounds somewhat Celtic, perhaps comes
from the nearness of Scotland.
Is this a correct claim?
Amd Jacky said "yin" meaning "one".
"There's a big yin down yonder."
Where does that word come from?
Ed Kiser, Kentucky (kisered AT aol DOT com)