Define:Million

Scots

Etymologie

Frae Auld French, frae Italian milione (“million”), frae mille (“thousand”) (frae Laitin mille) + the augmentative suffix -one.

Pronunciation

• IPA^{(Whit's this?)}: /ˈməljən/^{[citation needit]}

Spellin variants

• mulȝeon

Noon

million (plural million or millions)

[1] (lang an short scales) the cairdinal nummer 1,000,000: 10⁶; a thoosan thoosan

(West Central, urban) Wi ower 1.5 mulȝeon fowk reportin thit they spik Scots at the 2011 census there, hit’s aften heard athort Scotland, an noo hit’s increasinly oot in public.

— Dr. Michael Dempster, director o the Centre for the Scots Leid

[2] (colloquial, hyperbolic) an undeemous, gey muckle nummer

A'v telt ye a million time awreadie.