862 4 PROCEEDINGS OF SECTION F, 
Ma-mel-a-gnet, to catch ; 
hold of. 
Man-der-ing, to look sad. 
Ma-ren-koren, a small number, 
Mar-op-mar-op-ko-ren. 
Me-jol-a-bil, a person in difficulty. 
Me jol en bol, two persons in diffi- 
culty. 
Mognet, to make. 
Molga, a shield. 
Mol-lal-ba, somewhere. 
Mom-ba, here. 
Mombam-ba, here about. 
Mon-o-won-nuk, below it. 
Morgala, to night, last night. 
Morik, a species of grasshopper. 
Mor-nin-di-u, the foot of the hill. 
Mor-ok-pun yul, up hill; the top of 
a hill. 
Mor-ong-mor-ok, a grave. 
Mo ro yok, a bramble. 
Mort, short. 
Mo-ta-a, soft. 
Moy-u, over there. 
Moy um gun ong, har. 
Myone nuk, under or at bottom. 
Mula, a shadow. 
Mundar, rain. 
Murnol, dust. 
Mur-e-won, a spear-rest. 
Na-i-tan, let me see. 
Nam-bet. 
Nan-ok, fur tribe. 
Nan-wor-a-bil, one of the fur tribe. 
Nan-wor-en, fur tribe. 
Nar-e-bar, sacred name. 
Nar-e-bert, firewood. 
Nar-e-u, the top ofa hill. 
Ner-em-bar, bird ; quadruped. 
Ner-e-ne-e, down hill. 
Nerim, long. 
New-lem, bad. 
New-lern new lern, a black polish. 
New-lop-mer-ing, taking it out. 
Niar, a crab. 
Nil-arng-war-a-bil, the finny tribe. 
Ning-ga, go backward. 
Nor-koge warre, the ebbing of the 
sea. 
Numering, to tie. 
Nun-ok, tie (imp). 
Pel bok, to beat. 
Piyar, painted marks on a shield. 
Pod-jo-uk, untie. 
Pol-ar-en, sleepy. 
Pon-dak, a widow. 
Pone, to bite. 
to lay 
Pon-it-bul-gan, pointed stick used 
as a fork, 
Por-ong-gine, short sticks beaten 
together at a corroboree. 
Tar-a-bar ok, old. 
Ta-a-kot, cut. 
Ta-a-len, to fall down through sleep ; 
to nod. 
Tal-lo-ra-a, brittle. 
Tal-wol, wild. 
Tal-lang-a-tal-loom, 
used as a spoon. 
Tal-an, noose at the end of a tarn., 
Tark, a reed. 
Tarn, a snaring rod. 
Tark-korn, string of reeds for the 
neck. 
Tarn-jon, old. 
Tarn-gar-e-u, dry ; white. 
Tarne-kuly, old man. 
Tar-an-tar-an-kud ger ing da-a, poor. 
Tar-pa-kot-me guk, to pin out a 
skin. 
Tart, any place to put a bed on; 
bedstead. 
Til-en-e-wer-ark, painting. 
Ti-muk, the act of preparing a skin 
for a bag or cloak. 
To-kil-mil-ing-gnet, to expectorate. 
To-kol-wot, to melt. 
To-kol, soft, phable, flexible. 
Tol-lom-gre-ma-gnet, to make. 
Ton-gna-wort-no, to breathe heavily. 
Ton-ton-nuk, brains. 
Tor-ar-en, blue. 
Tot-ba-ram, stars. 
Tot-tol-wat-no, to dissolve. 
Wad-dol-e-wod-dok. 
Wagno, to work about earth. 
Wa-gnul-a-bil, a working man. 
Wan-ke. 
Wan-ke-kot, to cook. 
Wan-up-mer-ing, close. 
War-an, a root. 
Warm-gner-op, the flow of the sea. 
Wea, wear; wela, where. 
Weabul ok kot nen, to gallop. 
Weing, fire. 
Weka, whose. 
Wer-a-a, to break ; to give way. 
Wer-a-la-gnen, to warm. 
Wer-nen, to roll. 
Wer-ner-ing (v.a.), to show; to 
point to anything. 
Wer-up-mer-ing, open. 
Wet-no, to dry a skin by stretching 
it on the ground. 
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