Ullansn.

Brit.

/ˈʌlənz/, U.S.

/ˈələnz/

Origin: Formed within English, by blending. Etymons: Ulster n., Lallans at Lallan n.

Etymology: Blend of Ulster n. and Lallans at Lallan n.Originally coined in early 1993 as the title for the journal of the Ulster-Scots Language Society (in imitation of Lallans, the title of the journal of the Scots Language Society), and also explained as an acronym from the initial letters of Ulster-Scots Language in Literature and Native Speech:1993 Ullans: The Mag. for Ulster-Scots 1 5 The title Ullans is an acronym of our purpose—to support the Ulster-Scots Language in Literature and Native Speech, but it can be taken any way you like. It is also a pun on Lallans (the Scots word for ‘lowlands’ that was first used by Robert Burns to describe the ‘lowland Scotch tongue’), or even as a mix of the words ‘Uladh’ (Gaelic for ‘Ulster’) and ‘lands’.

= Ulster Scots n.

ΚΠ

1993 Irish Times 10 Nov. 11/4 The 1991 census claims that 142,000 people in Northern Ireland can speak Irish Gaelic..and does not quantify those who speak other minority languages, most particularly Ulster Scots (Ullans), Skelta, Chinese [etc.].

1997 D. Leith Social Hist. Eng. iii. vi. 173 Belfast City Council has called for Ullans to have ‘complete parity of esteem’ with Irish.

2010 T. Blair Journey vi. 173 Trimble..taking umbrage at the idea that the dialect was a Unionist invention, explaining..the Scottish roots of Ullans.

2017 @LillyBynn 11 Aug. in twitter.com (O.E.D. Archive) From Ballymoney. At school I was told to stop spakeing Ullans and speak English.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2018; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	ullans
释义	Ullansn. Brit. /ˈʌlənz/, U.S. /ˈələnz/ Origin: Formed within English, by blending. Etymons: Ulster n., Lallans at Lallan n. Etymology: Blend of Ulster n. and Lallans at Lallan n.Originally coined in early 1993 as the title for the journal of the Ulster-Scots Language Society (in imitation of Lallans, the title of the journal of the Scots Language Society), and also explained as an acronym from the initial letters of Ulster-Scots Language in Literature and Native Speech:1993 Ullans: The Mag. for Ulster-Scots 1 5 The title Ullans is an acronym of our purpose—to support the Ulster-Scots Language in Literature and Native Speech, but it can be taken any way you like. It is also a pun on Lallans (the Scots word for ‘lowlands’ that was first used by Robert Burns to describe the ‘lowland Scotch tongue’), or even as a mix of the words ‘Uladh’ (Gaelic for ‘Ulster’) and ‘lands’. = Ulster Scots n. ΚΠ 1993 Irish Times 10 Nov. 11/4 The 1991 census claims that 142,000 people in Northern Ireland can speak Irish Gaelic..and does not quantify those who speak other minority languages, most particularly Ulster Scots (Ullans), Skelta, Chinese [etc.]. 1997 D. Leith Social Hist. Eng. iii. vi. 173 Belfast City Council has called for Ullans to have ‘complete parity of esteem’ with Irish. 2010 T. Blair Journey vi. 173 Trimble..taking umbrage at the idea that the dialect was a Unionist invention, explaining..the Scottish roots of Ullans. 2017 @LillyBynn 11 Aug. in twitter.com (O.E.D. Archive) From Ballymoney. At school I was told to stop spakeing Ullans and speak English. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2018; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1993
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