What is International Day of Persons with Disabilities called in Scottish with how to pronounce and transliteration in English?
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Learn Scottish Observance Days in Scottish International Day of Persons with Disabilities in Scottish
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- Prune in Scottish
- Bear in Scottish mathan
- Fox in Scottish sionnach
- Lion in Scottish
- Monkey in Scottish le singe
- Tiger in Scottish tìgear
- Celery in Scottish
- Dill in Scottish
- Salt in Scottish salann
- Earwig in Scottish Hornie-gollach
- Ankle in Scottish Enkel
- Wrist in Scottish caol-an-dùirn
- Eye in Scottish eee
- Thyme in Scottish
- Teeth in Scottish fiaclan
