Scot

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• UK: /ˈskɒt/
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• US: /ˈskɑt/
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• Scotland: /ˈskɔʔ/
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• /skɒt/
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• CMU ARPABET: S K AA1 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Old English Sċottas (“people from Ireland, Irishmen”), from Late Latin Scōttī (see Scōtī for more). See Scoti.

From Middle English scot, scott, from Old English scot, scott, sċeot, ġescot (“contribution; payment; tax; fine”), from Old Norse skot, from Proto-Germanic *skutą (“that which is thrown or cast; projectile; missile”), related to English shoot. Later influenced by Old French escot (Modern écot), itself of Germanic origin. Doublet of shot.

74 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: Շոտլանդացի (Šotlandacʻi) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Asturian: escocés — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Asturian: escocesa — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Bulgarian: шотландец (šotlandec) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Bulgarian: шотландка (šotlandka) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Catalan: escocès — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Catalan: escocesa — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Catalan: escot — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Catalan: escota — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Catalan: escocés — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Catalan: escocesa — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Chinese Mandarin: 蘇格蘭人 /苏格兰人 (sūgélánrén) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Czech: Skot — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Czech: Skotka — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Danish: skotte — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Dutch: Schot — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Dutch: Schotse — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Esperanto: skoto — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Esperanto: skotino — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Estonian: šotlane — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Estonian: šotlanna — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Faroese: skoti — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Finnish: skotti — a person born in or native to Scotland
• French: Écossais — a person born in or native to Scotland
• French: Écossaise — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Galician: escocés — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Galician: escocesa — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Georgian: შოტლანდიელი (šoṭlandieli) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• German: Schotte — a person born in or native to Scotland
• German: Schottin — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Greek: Σκωτσέζος (Skotsézos) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Hawaiian: Kekokia — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Hungarian: skót — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Icelandic: Skoti — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Irish: Albanach — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Irish: Scot — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Irish: Scotach — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Italian: scozzese — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Japanese: スコットランド人 (Sukottorando-jin) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Khmer: ស្កុត (skot) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Korean: 스코틀랜드인 (seukoteullaendeu'in) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Korean: 스코틀랜드 사람 (seukoteullaendeu saram) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Latvian: skots — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Latvian: skotiete — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Lithuanian: škòtas — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Lithuanian: škòtė — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Macedonian: Шкот (Škot) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Macedonian: Шкотла́нѓанец (Škotlánǵanec) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Macedonian: Шко́тка (Škótka) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Macedonian: Шкотла́нѓанка (Škotlánǵanka) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Norwegian: skotte — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Occitan: escocés — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Polish: Szkot — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Polish: Szkotka — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Portuguese: escocês — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Portuguese: escocesa — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Romanian: scoțian — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Romanian: scoțiană — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Russian: шотла́ндец (šotlándec) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Russian: шотла́ндка (šotlándka) — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Scottish Gaelic: Albannach — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Serbo-Croatian: Škȍt — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Slovak: Škót — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Slovak: Škótka — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Spanish: escocés — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Spanish: escocesa — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Swahili: Mskoti — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Swahili: Mskochi — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Swedish: skotte — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Turkish: İskoç — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Volapük: Skotänan — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Volapük: hi-Skotänan — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Volapük: ji-Skotänan — a person born in or native to Scotland
• Yiddish: סקאַט (skat) — a person born in or native to Scotland