Inherited fromOld Englishsċōh, fromProto-West Germanic*skōh, fromProto-Germanic*skōhaz. Forms without/x/ are from the Old English oblique stemsċō-.

• schoo,schowe,sco,sho,shogh,shoo,shouȝ,sso

• IPA^(key): /ʃoː/,/ʃuːx/
• (Northern)IPA^(key): /ʃyː/,/ʃyːx/

scho (pluralschos orschon)

1. Ashoe(article of footwear)
2. Ahorseshoe or similar device for otheranimals.
3. Apiece ofmetal fortifying the edge of a woodenspade.

• horsscho
• schon

• English:shoe
• Scots:shae
• Yola:shoone(plural)

• “shọ̄,n.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007, retrieved16 May 2018.

scho

1. (chiefly Northern)alternative form ofsche

scho

1. alternative form ofschon(“to shoe”)

• Middle English terms inherited from Old English
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• Northern Middle English
• enm:Footwear
• enm:Tools
• Middle English weak nouns

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