I alloo the sin itsel mayna be jist damnable, but to what bouk mayna it come wi ither and waur sins upo the back o' 't?
I mayna aye be able to du jist what ye wad like; but lippen ye to me: I s' be fair to ye.
She's a mad brute, an' I mayna be able to haud her.
Well, thatmayna be the father's thought, though it may be the son's.
It's cold, and the ship mayna sail, and we might have to wait.
I mayna turn, I canna turn, 85 I daurna turn and fight wi' thee; The Crosiers haud thee at a feud, And they wad kill baith thee and me.
I mayna turn, I canna turn, I daurna turn and fight wi' thee; The Crosiers haud thee at a feud, And they wad kill baith thee and me.
We mayna stand, we canna stand, We daurna stand alang wi' thee; The Crosiers haud thee at a feud, And they wad kill baith thee and we.
I mayna turn, I canna turn, I daurna turn and fight wi' thee; The Crosiers haud thee at a feud, 95 And they wad kill baith thee and me.
I mayna be muckle at thrashin' attoarneys, or cuttin' up deid corpuses, but I defy ye to come up to me at onything conneckit wi' buiks.
Sae we'll awa' to our beds, and houp things mayna be sae far gane as the soun' o' them.
I houp I maynado something mysel' afore lang that'll mak' it necessar' for ye to dismiss me neist.
I wish he mayna be a spy, after a'; for I never heard o' ony Watsons in Ecclefechan, till yon creature cast up.
An', though the livin' expose the deid, the deidmayna like it.
Awa' it wanna gang, maybe for a haill day, an' syne it mayna come again for months.
It's the fear that I mayna get the use o' my hand again.
But I am growing an old Woman and frail, and I mayna have so very many years before me.
Gien 't war naething but a written promise an' a bairn to follow, it wad be merriage eneuch i' this cuintry, though it mayna be in cuintries no sae ceevileest.
He maynaken what 's happent her, but he may tell ye the last he saw o' her, an' that maun be mair nor ye ken.
I doobt I had better up an' awa', daddy, for wha' kens what ye mayna du to me?
Luther mayna be John Knox, but they'll win up to him some time, dootless they will.
Ye mayna be," said Eppie, "but lasses doesna do to be ower partikler.
I make nae wonder that folk new to the countryside mayna trust us; but oh!
We'll pay the next half-year in advance, if better mayna be; but do not bid us leave the glen.
You mayna be the best judge of that," said Mrs Snow, gravely.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mayna" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
