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NORFOLK
DIALECT WORDS AND THEIR MEANINGS
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Here
we are again with another selection
of Norfolk words this time taking us from I
to L which I hope you will find most useful.
A
word of advice keep practising if you want to sound
like a local, as we cannot have you sounding like you come
from somewhere else, can we?
Forget
all youve seen and heard on television, as Mummerzet
is definitely NOT spoken in this county unless you
really want to displease the locals!
I
| Dialect
word(s) |
Meaning |
| Imitate |
An
attempt to du suffin: I shoont imitate
that if I wuz yew. |
J
| Dialect
word(s) |
Meaning |
| Jam |
To
stamp on, or walk heaily: We jammed about all
day at the Norfick Show! or: Dunt you jam
on my foot, will ya? |
| Jiffle |
To
fidget: Stop yar jifflin, the teacher
told Tommy. |
| Jip |
Pain,
aggravation: My corns hoolly gev me jip. |
| Job,
jorb |
Something
remarkable: That new car o yars is the
job, ent it? |
| Jollificearshuns |
Fun
and games, joviality. |
K
| Dialect
word(s) |
Meaning |
| Kelter |
Condition:
Yar bike looks in good kelter tme. |
| Kiderer |
Pork
butcher. |
| King
Harry |
Goldfinch.
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| Knap |
To
knock or shape flint. |
| Know |
Knowledge:
That blook nextdoor seem tbe in
the know. |
L
| Dialect
word(s) |
Meaning |
| Ladys
smock |
Canterbury
bell, cuckoo flower. |
| Laid |
Corn
flattened by gales or heavy rain. |
| Lam |
To
thump or beat: He dint harf lam itter me. |
| Larn |
To
teach: That there teacha tried on it, but she
coont larn me nuffin. |
| Loke |
A
blind alley or a short lane. |
| Lollop |
To
walk ungainly or slowly: That mawther dunt know
how tuh walk, she jist lollop along. |
| Lug |
An
ear or to carry: If yew expect me to
lug that all the way home, you kin think agin! or
My dad gev my lug a clip an' that hoolly smart,
that did! |
| Lummox |
A
clumsy person. |
How
did you get on? OK? Or is it all proving a bit too much for
you? Dont give up, ol paartner, click the link
to MP
for some more!
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