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Nae bother

NAY BOTH-er

Meaning in Scotland

No problem; it is fine or can be done.

Friendly and practical; regional pronunciation and spelling vary.

Natural examples

How Nae bother appears in context

  1. Can you send it today? Nae bother.
  2. Nae bother, I’ll show you the way.

Context profile

Tone, setting, audience, and caution

Tone

Context-dependent; examples show common everyday force.

Setting

Conversation, local writing, or Scottish institutional use depending on the entry.

Audience

Recognizable to many Scottish speakers, with uneven regional frequency.

Caution

Friendly and practical; regional pronunciation and spelling vary.

Common patterns

Phrases built around this meaning

  • nae bother
  • no bother
  • that’s nae bother

Related meanings

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Evidence

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