adawlet, adawlut

[Hindu stan i: (1) Justice, equity; (2) a court of justice.] In India : A court of justice. In those portions of our Oriental po e ions where Mohammedan law terms are in use, the courts of justice are divided into Dewanee and Fouj darry, the former being civil and the latter criminal courts. a-day, a-dā'y, adv. [Eng. a; day.] *1. In the day-time, by day. "For what thing William won aday with his bowe, Were it fethered foul, or oul, or foure-feted beste." William and the Werwolf, p. 8. 2. Each day. "Cym. Nay, let her languish A drop of blood a - day ; and, being aged, Die of this folly!" Shakesp . Cymbeline, i. 2. a-dā'ys, adv . [Eng. a; days .] On days or in days. Used in the expre ion "now-a-days." "There be many servants now -a-days that break away every man from his master."-1 Sam . xxv. 10.