Converse of object

• come: He thought the bell was speaking to him, pealing out the words come hame, come hame.

• get: If someone had told you fifteen years ago that you'd be getting a water taxi hame you'd have laughed in their face.

• hurry: And Ah'll hurry hame, oh Ah'll hurry hame.

• bring: The Hen Wyfe wul no thenk me gin Ah bring hir hame a deid hen.

Adjective modifier

• close: Boxed keepers, full neck collar and close plated hames can all be supplied as options.

Modifies a noun

• wi: Aa he fund wis its collar, an he tuik that hame wi him, an buried it at the fuit o his gairden.

• tae: Ah'm mair o a troot man mysel, but John here wantit a wee go afore he went back hame tae Glesca.

• til: S.teller 1: Sae the wee hen gaed hame til her her bed, a cozy wee nest o strae.

• o: Fareweel, ye hames o ' pure delight, That I ha'e lo'ed sae weel and lang!

• fae: I used to do that soup thing as well on the way hame fae school!

• strap: The hames fit tightly round the collar and are fastened at the top and bottom by hame straps.

Noun used with modifier

• hir: Thare she tethers me aw nicht, an at the dawin, Ah cairrie hir hame on ma back.

• gang: Ah juist wantit ti gang hame for a wee rest first.

• road: Ma feet war sair on the road hame tho.

• ti: Ah juist wantit ti gang hame for a wee rest first.

• ye: Fareweel, ye hames o ' pure delight, That I ha'e lo'ed sae weel and lang!

• way: A Tale of Two Cities A short story by Kirsten Anderson So you're on your way hame.