This is the 7017th most frequent Turkish word.
davut
"Davut" is the Turkish form of the name "David," often used as a male given name.
In this sentence, "Davut" is used as a proper noun, referring to someone's name.
Davut, mahallede bilinen iyi bir marangozdur.
Davut is a well-known carpenter in the neighborhood.
Here, "davut" is employed colloquially in some regional dialects to mean 'awkward' or 'unusual'.
Sokakta oynarken topu davut bir şekilde yakaladım.
I caught the ball in an awkward manner while playing in the street.
Although this might be a typographical error and should be "davul" (drum), it's used metaphorically here as a means to describe the ongoing noise usually associated with a drum sound stopping.