Didn't her brother that was marrit in it, send her her ticket, and wasn't there good money to be airned in it?
Marrit life iss more to be desired than single blessedness, whatever, an' it is a my opeenion that you will do more work with Elspie helpin' you, than by yourself.
I would not be havin' my daughter marrit without a munister if I can help it.
The man has got marritand the place, as ye know yerself, has been filled up ages and ages ago.
Do you know that their men--their marrit men, I mean--have never been inside this door.
Ye'll nae believe he's my ain gude mon wha hasmarrit the heiress the morn?
Him as was marrit o' Tuesday last to the heiress o' Lone!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "marrit" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
