Scottish/archaic: past tense and past participle of 'airth' when used as a verb; directed or located.
Regular verb form derived from the noun 'airth,' used primarily in Scottish dialect with the -ed suffix.
This word barely appears in modern texts—it shows how words can exist in historical records and dialect speech long after they've stopped being commonly used, making it valuable for linguists studying language evolution.
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