/daw-er rahyt/ – Phrase
Definition: xch right of dower.
A more thorough explanation: Dower right refers to the legal right of a widow to a portion of her deceased husband’s real property for her lifetime. This right is typically a one-third interest in the husband’s real property, and it is intended to provide financial support for the widow after her husband’s death.
Example: Upon the death of her husband, Maria claimed her dower right to a portion of his estate as provided by law.