An obsolete Scottish term meaning moreover or furthermore, used in legal and formal documents in medieval and early modern Scotland. It was a standard connective in Scots legal writing and appears regularly in old deeds, charters, and court records. Entirely archaic today.
Mairatour, the said tenant agreed to maintain the fences and ditches of the estate at his own cost.
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(obsolete, Scotland) moreover, furthermore.
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