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Revision as of 17:44, 4 July 2007
In the SCA, people with a persona from Scotland, particularly the Highlands, may wish to use one of the following alternate titles.
| SCA | Scots Gaelic |
|---|---|
| King | Rìgh |
| Queen | Bainrìgh/Bainrìghinn |
| Prince | Prionnsa / Flath |
| Princess | Bana-phrionnsa / Ban-fhlath |
| Duke | Diuc |
| Duchess | Ban-diuc |
| Count | Iarla |
| Countess | Ban-iarla |
| Viscount | Biocas |
| Viscountess | Bana-bhiocas |
| Master | Maighstir |
| Mistress | Bana-mhaighstir |
| Knight | Ridire |
| Sir | (a) Ridire |
| Baron | Ridire / Báron |
| Baroness | Ban-ridire / Bana-bháron |
| Lord | Tighearna |
| Lady | Baintighearna |
