Sassenach

"Sassenach" is a Scottish Gaelic term originally meaning "English person" or "outsider." Historically, it was used by Gaelic speakers in Scotland to refer to English settlers or those from England, often with a slightly informal or sometimes teasing tone. Over time, especially through popular culture like the "Outlander" series, it has become more widely recognized as a term for an English person, sometimes used affectionately or playfully. In modern usage, it can evoke Scottish identity or heritage and is often understood as a term of origin rather than a comment on character.