File:Languages of Scotland 1400 AD.svg
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English (en): Languages of Scotland in AD 1400, according to David Ross, Scottish Place-Names, (Edinburgh, 2001), p. xxiv.
Scottish Gaelic (Celtic) Scots (West Germanic) Norn (North Germanic)
Deutsch (de): Sprachen in Schottland im Jahr 1400, nach David Ross: Scottish Place-Names, (Edinburgh, 2001), S. 24,
Schottisch-Gälisch (Keltisch) Scots (Westgermanisch) Norn (Nordgermanisch)
Nederlands (nl): Talen in Schotland in het jaar 1400, volgens David Ross: Scottish Place-Names, (Edinburgh, 2001), S. 24,
Schots-Gaelisch (Keltisch) Scots (West-Germaans) Norn (Noord-Germaans)
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| Author | Caesar |
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