Dadya : birds cooked. See dyeeda. (R M Lyon, 23/03/1833 – Language of Derbal)
dad-ja : animal fit to eat, or the flesh of such an animal (Grey 1839)
Dad-ja : Food flesh of all sorts, (fish, flesh, fowl and creeping things) (Symmons 1842:5)
Dadja : animal food. (Brady 1845: 17)
ialagn; dade : meat (Salvado 1851: 260)
daag-aa : Fish (Armstrong Curr 1886: 334)
dadger : Fish (Gifford Curr 1886: 362)
taitch : Food (flesh) (Graham Curr 1886: 351)
Dytch : meat (Davis 1969: 4)
dartch : meat (Bennell 1978)
daadja : meat (Whitehurst 1992: 42)
Dadja : meat (Mippy (Rooney) 2002: 325)