1. The Scots language, especially the literary form used in modern Scottish poetry and literature.
Usage: Also spelled 'Lallans' when capitalized as a proper noun.; Chiefly Scottish.; The term derives from 'lowland' and refers to the Lowland Scots dialect.

Examples

• The poet chose to write in lallans to preserve the authentic voice of Scottish culture.
• Lallans has experienced a revival among contemporary Scottish writers.
• Many traditional Scottish ballads were composed in lallans.
• The literary movement championed the use of lallans in modern verse.
• Students of Scottish literature often study lallans texts from the 20th century.