IPA: /ɛrt/
KK: /ɛrt/
A direction or point on the compass, often used in Scots to refer to one of the cardinal points like north, south, east, or west.
The north airt is crucial for navigation.
The word 'airt' originates from Middle English 'airt' or 'ert', which comes from Old English 'earf', meaning direction or point. It refers to a specific direction or area.
Think of 'direction' when you hear 'airt' — it helps you remember that 'airt' refers to a specific point or direction.