The Development of Mey/Micht in Scots

Samoilova Yu.A.

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The Development of Mey/Micht in Scots

Samoilova Yu.A.

(Sankt-Petersburg)

Based on a vast authentic corpus of texts written in the Scots language this article deals with some functional and semantic developments of the verb "mey" in Scots as compared with its English equivalent.

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