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and Culter .
* i after a vowel was also used to denote vowel length, e.g. ai , ei oi and ui .
* u, v and w were often interchanged.
* After -ch and -th, some scribes affixed a pleonastic final -t (-cht, -tht); this was unpronounced.
* The word ane represented the numeral ane as well as the indefinite article an and a, and was pronounced similar to Modern Scots

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