Noa daat this accanted for him havin sich a gooid opinion ov hissen.
Whether it had etten summat at upset it stummack, or whether it grew sick o' seein them fondlin an messin wi one another aw dooant know, but ther's noa daat abaat it bein sick.
Boun' to be a debbil ob a rumpus atter she carried 'way--daat are ef dey b'lieve she am carried away.
The former share is made over to the house people, and from the latter the Avakasi removes four of the coins, and presents one to each of the four leading men present.
Then the relatives have a bath, after which the corpse is removed to the burying ground, where a grave is dug.
She is allowed to remain in a corner of the hut, but is not permitted to touch others.
The funeral cortege, composed only of males, then returns to the house, and each member takes a purificatory bath.
The ceremony then comes to an end with a feast to the castemen.
Vegetable curry and rice are prepared, and served to the visitors.
On the return to the bridegroom's hut, the bride is expected to weep loudly, and deplore her fate.
If both are married, the lover is well thrashed, and fined.
A mound is raised over the grave, a stone placed at the head, another at the feet, and a third in the centre.
The red cloths are torn into narrow strips, and a strip handed over as a sacred object to a relative of the deceased.
The bride receives a pewter vessel from her brother.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "daat" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
