upput

verb

verb

Etymology From up- + put.

Scotland, Obsolete To put up; to erect; to raise.

[…] a supply out of the said vacant stipend for upputting the bridge of Alness.1896, Publications of the Scottish History Society, volume 24, page 161:
By 29th October, 1655, the Council ordain John Layng "to upput the bridge and the burn betwixt the bridges" within ten days thereafter.1934, Andrew Beaumont Robertson, Annals of the Royal Burgh of Forres, page 54:

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