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given to me, you, dual, him—about ( greedy, minnovzel 
to be, an-, na-, minn-, b‘u- -ngagok | ground, gwialwa 
give, I will not, barbium growl, to (see adulterer), alennjia, 
go—I, you, he, a-, ngi-, bi- -gari; allennjiak 
dual,* mogwiri; this fellow go, | Hair of head, br‘iridlwirra; of face, 
not to return, goaribing kwiabalma; of body, m‘auerma; 
going or coming,® néggarikk of abdomen, g‘dulma 
gone—he, they have, bi-, da- -laji; | half, kwéawirra 
he has been gone,’ barabilaji hand, gw‘iarrwirra 
go back—I, you, he, a-, ni-, bi- | hasten, gwillipbikk 
-géllibum he, she, it, him, her, yaha; his, hers, 
go round (also turn, as a doorknob), biannage; himself, &c., bimilla 
gwindari head,* malloma 
good, padj‘i; very good, patch‘i- | hear—l, he, al-, ba- -leitong 
milla ; goodbye, mamdok heavy,® m‘tutki 
goose, bonnamorra; pigmy goose, | here, yenn, yénngwa 
lidinnda hill, little, gumardéka gulla; big, 
grass, small, meriedlema; tall, mdot- gologo gwillaga 
dlema 
5. Anannga it‘uma mogwiri—“‘I and you go ;” Ngigari mogwiri—“‘ You go firs‘, we two 
you. two go. You go, two go. 
go after ;” Agari bigiddjya bigari—‘‘I will go, let him get up and go away ;” ananng-a 
I go, him get up, him go. 
agari m‘ulitudma mulerippma; agari agalimbgwa——‘‘ May I go to the little house, for 
T go little little house; Igo I urinate. 
micturition?” Ngigari big‘umm—‘ Go quickly.” 
Zou go, it is being said. 
6. Néggarikk mannagwa—‘‘ He (who has fallen behind) will come on by-and-bye ;” 
You go towards by-and-bye. 
Aragwa néggarikk—‘‘ Where are you going?” Adnlamilla Mdell négzarikk—‘‘ Where is 
Where you go? What name Maell go. 
Maell going (having departed)?” 
7. Dallippbing dalaji—‘‘ They have cleared out, and gone away;” Gallatillikk maram4- 
They are come out, they are gone. Two two 
rillikk—‘‘Two have gone away ;” Dagarillikk daragwilling—‘ All have gone away to- 
have gone. They are gone, they have been entirely. 
gether ;” Aragwa moléji—‘‘ Which way did we two go?” Arakwa bilaji bilira— 
Where two gone? Where him gone blackfellows ? 
‘* Which way have the blackfellows gone?” 
8. Malloma gwillika—‘‘ A big head.” 
Head big. 
9. M‘utma m‘ulit‘udma—“ A little heavy. 
Heavy little. 
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hit, shot (see stop), biddla I, me, ananng-a; belongs to me, 
hold him, duppinnyer anagi; myself, anang-amilla 
horse, nanntoa iguana, kurara 
hot—I, you, it is, 4-, né-, bér- -rak- | ill, hurt, dying, allinyima; I, you 
wirra he, they are, a-, ne-, bo-, da- -linyi 
how much, argugwinnikk inside—you put, this fellow put, 
house, small, méneliirra, m‘tileribb- no-, go- -gaodta 
ma; large, kwonaminngwoa; hut | intestines, namannamanerk 
or wurley, maldurébbma Jabiru bird, daolduba 
hungry, amunnding, nigar amimnd- | jump on back, baramunnyin 
lng Kangaroo, l‘un-ngutpa 
hurt, are you (see ill), nelinnikk; | kills, hurts, wounds — he, this 
have I hurt you, nawaum fellow, they,” bi-, go-, da- -gilla 
husband, naow‘a knife, maramari 
1. Place in a room or put yourself inside, as, Trautherwa nogoadta—‘‘ Put on your 
trousers.” Trousers you put inside. 
2. Bigilla nimmgololo—‘‘ He is beating the lad ;” Larraba bigilla—‘‘ He has wounded the 
He kills big boy. Old man he kills. 
old man.” 
