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Lancashire Dialect Glossary I 
 
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I’ – in ‘I’danger’ ‘Aw thowt no harm i’ speykin’

Iccles or Eccles – icicle (SB)

I’d – I had, I would

Id – it

Id, it – its ‘Theau’ll find eawr kettle’s lost it lid,

            An’ taypot’s broke it nose’

Id’s – it is ‘Hoo’d just time, as id wor, to lock th’ heawse up’

Idd'n – you had: also, you would (SB)

Idelty – idleness

I'Goddil – if God will (SB)

I'Godlin, or I'Gadlin – an interjection (SB)

I'Godsnum – in God's nIll – to cover ‘Ill me up’ [see ‘Hill’] (SB)

Ill-favurt – ill-favoured, ugly (SB)

I’mi – in me, pron. ‘immi’

Imp – to deprive of (SB)

Imp-in – to inch in, to go beyond, or short of the proper mark (SB)

In – if; In id had, if I had had (SB)

In neaw – soon ‘In neaw, Dame Bowden showed hersel’

Inglun – England (SB)

Inglun-shoyer – all England (SB)

Inklin – a hint; also a liking for a person or thing (SB)

Inneaw – een now, directly (SB)

Inneh – if I: also if you (SB)

Innin – if you will (SB)

Insense – to make understand

I’r – I was ‘Eh truth, Meary, I’r os gawmless os a goose’

I're – I were, or was (SB)

Irnin – the making of cheese: the smoothing of linen (SB)

I’st – I shall ‘I’st blubber an’ stut when I meet him’

I'st – I shall: rm. Moist (SB)

Ist – is it? rm. fist, wist (SB)

Istid – instead

Iteaw – in two, broken (SB)

I’th’ – in the ‘I’th’ keythur’

Ithert – dirty ‘An ithert neck’

I’this – in this

It’l, ittle –  it will ‘Ne, ne; ittle naw doo’

Ither – in their: rm. with wither (SB)

Ittered – thick ‘Hoo’s so ittert’t wi’ dirt that yo met set potitos in her neckhole!’

Iv – if ‘Iv tha’ll feel I my pocket tha’ll see’

Ivtle – if thou wilt (SB)

Ivin – ivy (SB)

Iz – is (SB)

 

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