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frae
[frey]
frae
/ freɪ /
preposition
a Scot word for from
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“We’ve come frae RAF Maidsend and Ah’ve had this wee spot o’ bother wi’ me bike.
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Brian Sidlauskas, associate professor and curator of fishes at Oregon State University says it’s an Old Norse word, “frío, freó, fraé meaning seed or offspring.”
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“It wad frae manie a blunder free us.”
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"I hae it frae a hand sure eneugh."
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"Elmdale's a long way frae Lunnon," said Betty, catching at a straw in this sudden whirlpool.
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