know, I (see hear), alleitong; I do 
not know (see see), banbaoning, 
banmaoning 
Laugh—I, you, this fellow, they, 
a-, nel-, gwial-, dal- -lamaoggi; 
a big mocking laugh,* bokkung 
gwillagi 
laughing-jackass bird, l‘anurba 
lazy,* mumo-ing 
leg, daonda 
let me, him (allow), an-, bin- -ngolda 
lie down, I, anannga nakkgaert 
liar, kwinnyiram 
lift it, biddbiddla ; lift this fellow 
(see stand), g‘ogiddla 
light of day, lallirirkgwa; of fire, 
bokulktji; light it,®* bokwinnida 
lightning, leaurba 
like, relish, bidjalippmerk; distaste- 
ful, dukkwa 
like, affection (see hear), b‘udbaléit- 
maong; I like you, you like me, 
al-, nel- -leitmung 
like, similar, nogzvum 
listen, inna 
little, m‘ilit‘il, mtlage, m ‘iilitudma; 
little fellow,, gumilla 
lives, he, bimedip 
lizard, small light, kumungwa ; 
small darker, lurabella; frill, dad- 
dlwirra 
long ago, kwillimigérrgwa, ? allok- 
wa, ? aragwegum 
long way, a, dirriwa 
look out! (see see), gwin-ganna 
louse, lamilla 
Make, modlum; this fellow make it, 
gaodlum; I can make it,’ ana 
maotbudbing; make it right or 
proper, *® agg‘aganmidjing 
3. Analla gwiallamuggi—‘‘ What do you laugh for?” 
What for laugh. 
4, Illangwa mumo-ing—‘‘ Heis too lazy now.” 
Now lazy. 
5, Erribokwa an-ngok---‘‘Give me a light. 
Light give me. 
> 
6. Nimmbirra m‘ulit‘idma—‘“ Very little children.” 
Children small. 
7. Kappbirra bimédlum-—‘‘Is he to make me a cap 
Cap him make. 
8. Trautherwa ag‘agannmidjing—‘‘ Make my trousers 
waist). Trousers me make right. 
mankind, biaba, birok 
man, young, ballia; married, mdl- 
linyu; old, larriba 
many, binndlka, birammbirra; many 
people, kwarrabarokk 
marks, I make, méndirramuggi 
mate, addressed as, midir 
moon, laurua 
more, do some (see another), gal- 
lagwa 
mosquito, lamtda 
mother, algan; my mother, algan- 
birra; addressed by son, kwoding; 
by daughter, nemabirra; mother’s 
brother, tnyi 
mouth, gwearbaulkwoa, gwerba 
move farther away, yutkwa, ytit- 
keri 
Nail of finger and toe, daalla 
name, neana 
1. Neana adnlamilla—‘t What is your name?” It‘uma 
Name what is itself ? 
boy called ? 
9 
7? 
right” (tighten them at the 
native-companion bird, doluba 
near, ‘ipporo 
neck, gumudaopgwa 
night, dark, dlamaongwa 
no, no more, not any, kwaeélla 
no (do not want it), kwiaok 
nose, kwiangwa 
nosepin, dlemélwira 
now (to-day), illangwa 
One, kallaguk 
open, tdadtman 
opossum, kw‘aotkita 
orphan, fatherless, baonari; mother- 
less, mundalling; either addressed 
as, bombilla 
ours, dorennage 
outside,* nakk, nakkjin 
Pairs, to place in, kwimitlik 
palm, an edible, kwillimmba 
parrot, blue mountain, willrilma 
enama 
name 
néddle — ‘‘ What is your 
“ou your boy. 
2, Tdadman nakkuk mialdama—‘ Open the door ;” Lemurra dadman—“ Look.” 
Open outside 
3. Balallwilwa 
The middle one throw it away. 
door. 
Eye open. 
winnulma-—‘* Throw it outside ? 
