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(vowel 12) may be realised rather than or as in Central Scots dialects, for example aw (all), cauld (cold), braw (handsome), faw (fall) and snaw (snow), often written using a(a) in dialect writing.
* In some areas ai or a(consonant)e (vowel 4 or 8) may be realised rather that , for example baith (both), braid (broad), cake, claes (clothes), grape (grope), kail (cole), laid (load), laif (loaf), made, raip (rope),

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