dead, baotokk 
deaf (‘‘no more him hear”), kwaella 
b‘uéllyidong 
devil, birauel 
die (see ill)—I, he will, they, a-, bo-, 
da- -linnyi 
difficult (see strong), dankal 
dirty, gomuntchula 
dog, little, b‘illimnga; big, mamorol; 
wild (dingo), bannaminngora 
door, mialdama 
dream, gulwao niyani 
drink? (see eat), gogwe 
duck, black, kuriminnbirra 
Ear, banarro 
eat,® gdgwe, gomogwe; eating—dual 
are, they are, minnyi, danyl; 
eaten—he has, thisfellow has, they 
have, bid-, gar-, dad- -bienni 
edge (of a knife—see teeth), dlenn- 
bérrgkwe | 
egg, gwidammgwa 
elbow, borumba 
embrace (short quick hugs), boganar 
empty, kw‘aotidong; make empty, 
dakw ‘aot 
emu, langwirra 
enough, banuk 
excrement, munmar 
eye, lemurra 
eyelash, madobirma 
Face, darreminndbirra 
fallen—thou, he, this fellow has, + 
no-, ber-, go- -addbing 
father, nigan; child addressing, 
naggeding ;> my father, nigann- 
birra; father’s brother, bipi 
fight—lI, he, a-, bér- -ramelliddyim 
find it, genyurup; found (see catch), 
gare 
finger, gw‘larrwoa 
finished, banuk gwilling 
fire, gwianngwoa; fire gone out, 
gwiawinng 
firesticks to produce fire, bollbilli; 
to use them, willam gillam 
fish, muddowa 
flesh, biddloa 
food, mauma, meiyoma 
fool, you, and other terms of vitu- 
peration, dinndidani, dinndaijik, 
diamy ‘udaijik 
2. Kwarrowa mogwe— This fellow wants a drink of water ;” also, Golmorra gwinnyi— 
Water eat. 
‘© Will this fellow drink his grog?” 
Grog sit dow. 
3. Banana mogwe—‘‘ May I eat the bananas?” Bréddema daddbienni—‘‘They have 
Banana eat. 
eaten my bread.” 
Bread they have eaten. 
4, Agoldum addbing—‘‘I ran and fell;” Nogoldum noaddbing—‘‘ You ran and fell ;” 
Ivan from fallen. You 
Bilajz 
He has gone, him fallen. 
hit and has fallen.” 
beraddbing—‘‘ He has gone and has fallen ;” Biddla 
ran from fallen. 
bérraddbing—“‘ He is 
Him hit, him fallen. 
5. Term of endearment, as when an English child throws its arms around its father’s 
neck, and says, ‘‘ My daddy.” 
fool, to, z.e., you fool me, noligum; 
you lie to me, gonélum gwinnyir- 
am 
foot, gwiéllkwa 
footprint, biralpbirra 
forehead, mudpirrma 
forget—l, dual, al-, mu- -lerrinn-ga ; 
I forgot,! kwaélla birw‘a 
four, gallatillik anndillik 
fresh (water), kuntltoa 
frightened, be‘udkhyéllming 
frog, kulpulwa 
from, -um 
. “No more catch him.” 
2. Donoerkwi ngigari—‘‘ Go on further.” 
Further you go. 
3. Kwarroa garri—‘‘ Get water.” 
Water cateh. 
4, Kwarrowa an-ngok—‘‘ Give me water ;” An-ngagok 
Water give. 
have tobacco given me;” It‘uma an-ngok 
You givetome I. 
full (from eating), néddlabokk, 
yunutpi 
further,? donoerkwi - 
Get up—you, he, ngi-, bi- -gidjyi; 
you are getting up (see stand), 
neggogiddyi 
get it, néggildum; I have not got it 
or brought it (see catch),*® kwaella 
gaora 
girl, big, baon-ngugolo ; little, baon- 
ngilla 
give to me, to him, an-, bin- -ngok; 
you give,* nagok 
tobakkwa—‘‘I am about to 
Me about to be given tobacco. 
ana—‘‘ You give yours for mine.’ 
