| The present and imperfect tense of the potential mood is formed by dau, and the perfect by gee suffixed, as in other instances. |
| The imperative is made in gah, and the potential in dau where the second future is daugee. |
| His second wife was Frances Knight dau of Stephen Knight of Illogan. |
| They lived in the same house and had practically a community of goods until B.'s marriage in 1613 to Ursula, dau. |
| In 1836, while acting as Paris correspondent for the second of his journals, he m. Isabella, dau. |
| Dau was one of only a handful who defiantly, once a month, visited the disgraced scientist. |
