Definition: Meaning of, Scotland in English to English dictionary.
Pronunciation:/ ˈskɒtlənd /
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a country in the United Kingdom, north of England. Population: 5,062,011 (2001). Capital: Edinburgh. SCOTland was an independent country until the SCOTtish and English parliaments were united by the 'Act of Union' in 1707, and it still has a different legal system and a different education system from the rest of the UK. Since 1999, SCOTland has had its own parliament, although it is part of the UK. SCOTtish Gaelic is still spoken by some people in the northwest of the country and in the islands off the west coast. SCOTland is famous for its beautiful countryside and its many LOCH s (= lakes), islands, and mountains. The national SYMBOL of SCOTland is the THISTLE, and its PATRON SAINT is Saint Andrew. People from SCOTland are called SCOT s .
a small group of Protestant Christians mainly in the Highlands of Scotland, who are against any form of work on Sundays. Its members are sometimes called wee frees
a small group of Protestant Christians mainly in the Highlands of Scotland. It has similar views to the Free Church of Scotland, especially in connection with keeping Sunday for study of the Bible and worship of God.
now in disusethe kilt and tartan a mountainous region of northern Scotland famous for its rugged beauty; known for the style of dress and the clan system