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(dead), heid (head), etc. Occasionally vowels 2 and 11, generally before ch , but also in a few other words, e.g. speir (enquire).
* eu: Vowel 7 before and , see ui. or depending on dialect. beuk (book), eneuch (enough), ceuk (cook), leuk (look), teuk (took) etc.
* ew: Vowel 14. In Northern dialects a root final 'ew' may be . few, new, etc.
* ey: Vowels 1, 8a and 10.
* ie: Vowels 2 and 11, generally occurring before l and v.
* oa:

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