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A Glossary of the Scots Dialect |
| I' | in. |
| I'se | I shall. |
| Icker | an ear of grain. |
| Ier'oe | great grandchild. |
| Ier-oe | a great-grandchild. |
| Ilk | each. |
| Ilka | every. |
| Ill | bad (Ill o't = bad at it) |
| Ill-taen | ill-taken. |
| Ill-thief | the Devil. |
| Ill-willie | bad natured. |
| Illo't | bad at it. |
| Indentin | indenturing. |
| Ingine | genius, ingenuity. |
| Ingle | the fire, the fireside. |
| Ingle-cheek | the fireside. |
| Ingle-lowe | household fire. |
| Isna | is not. |
| Ither | other. |
| Itsel | itself. |
| Itsel' | itself. |
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