daut

daút

1. nonstandard spelling of daot

dàut or daút

1. nonstandard spelling of daot

dàut or daút

1. nonstandard spelling of daot

From Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *zaqət (cf. Cebuano daot, Malay jahat).

• Hyphenation: da‧ut

dàut

1. to injure; to harm
2. to damage
3. to impair
4. to spoil
5. to do harm; to cause detriment

• halit

• daud (variant spelling)
• däot, dout (chiefly Sauerland)
• doot (chiefly non-Westphalian)

From Middle Low German dôt, from Proto-Germanic *daudaz.

daut (usually uncomparable, inflected daue or daude) (most of Westphalian, including Münsterland)

1. dead

   Giffes is daut un sin Kind is noch nich graut.

   Give-me is dead and his child is not grown up yet.

   (humorous answer to the request giff es ... (“would you give me ...”))

daut

1. neuter singular of dau

daut

1. neuter form of the definite article de

daut

1. To fondle.

• dautie, dawtie

• IPA^(key): [daˈut]

daut (genitive dauta, plural dauts)

1. daughter

• jicil
• (older term, now obsolete) jison

• cil

• hicil
• son

• famül
• fat
• leson
• mot
• pal
• palik
• poscil
• posson