Wiktionary
tatie
n. (cx Scotland dialect English) potato
Usage examples of "tatie".
What about the women who had child after child, some of them born in the tatie fields.
My father did as she bade him and took a piece of ground on the outskirts of the woods, and we had always plenty of taties and things, with the result that our table remained the same.
Yet, on the whole, things were working out and looking brighter, for this week, besides them all picking the early taties, she had got Mary settled into a good place.
I get the taties from the shop, Kate, or will I fetch them from the docks?
Even if you only had skimmed milk and a crust and a few taties for your diet, you relished life in a way that these people knew nothing about.