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tjauarilja, the part of game given 



to the old men 

 tjakama, to kill, to throw fatally 

 tjanalilama, to lea<I or guide through 

 tjankala, at last 



tjaka, loose, shaking ; 



tjarnnka, knowing, wise 

 tjarbinarinama, to make a heap 

 tjartjatuma, to correct, rectify or \ 



to confess 

 tjartjarinama, to pay a visit 

 tjartjagatilama, to agree with, to 



affirm 

 tjarinama, to draw, pull off, or pull 

 tjeba, a piece 

 tjelnna, the ribs 



tjekula, "I Cycas-palms (Encepha- 

 tjukukula, / lartos MacDonnelli) 

 tjelia, a small wooden tray 

 tjebakama, to break in pieces 

 tjenjania, to appoint j 



tjenkama, to appear (the souls of j 



the deceased) \ 



tjerama, to roast 

 tjeberama, to get l)roken 

 tjerentama, to exchange 

 tjikai (interj.), ah I see ! 

 tjibatjiba, zealous, industrious 

 tjikara, full of cracks 

 tjinba, familiar, intimate 

 tjihja, soft, tender 

 tjimara, a row or line 

 tjimaralama, to go in one line 

 tjiberama, to look under or down 

 tjinbalama, to wait for one 

 tjinbalilama, to make intimate 

 tjinankilama, to reconciliate 

 tjinatnama, to twist together 



li^f^' la friend, a mate 

 tjilera, j 



tjilera, white worsted 



tjininga, property 



tjintalbintaninja, full of aliscesses 



tjoa, meagre, poor, (also) boys 



tjoerama, to get poor or meagre 



tjontilama, to begin 



tjontia, the beginning 



tjora, the shin-bone 



tjora, sunshine 



tjoananga, twins 



tjaiairima, to look out for the road 



tjortjikama, to console, to comfort 



^ the nail of fingers and 

 tjubmara, j- toes, 



J the claws of birds 

 tjumala, for ever as a present 

 tjunama, to lift, to lift up 

 tjurirama, to look at 



tjurkmanterama, to get strong again, 



to recover 

 tjuerama, to heal 

 tjurankama, to rush or roar (as 



water) 

 tjurka, figs 

 tjulka, limestone 

 tjununkara, a sacrifice 

 tjurungara, eorroboree 

 tjuta, porcupine grass 

 tmata, false 

 tmaina, perplexed 

 tmara, a camp 



tmariltja, a native, a domestic 

 tmarankanja, the camp of the men 

 tmarankinja, an abandoned camp 

 tmaratmara, beetles 

 tmaranja, a question 

 tmanjinga, ) ^ g^^lj. ^f 

 tmora, ) 



tmalabortja, the hip 

 tmulbura, the throat 

 tmura, dense, broad 

 tmurka, yesterday 

 tmurkarbuna, the day before yester- 

 day 

 tnakuna, dirty 

 tnagama, to part to divide 

 tnakama, to believe 

 tnama, to stand, stand up or get up 

 tnadangauma, to lift upon, to lift 



up 

 tnakalama, to rise in wrath 

 tnaritjerama, to be glad, to get 



merry 

 tnainama, to graze, to pasture, to 



watch 

 tnanbuma, to jump over, to jump 

 tnabuta nama, to be unchaste 

 tnabuta, rank, unchaste 

 tnatna, pitiful 

 tnara, the hind-part 

 tnainaninanina, a shepherd 

 tnalta, a path 

 tnadinga, stem of a tree 

 tnadinga, the lower part of anything 

 tnama, a pointed stick 

 tnanjama, to praise 

 tnanbutnanbulama, to jump (as a 



kangaroo) 

 tnauma, to drive away 

 tnauerama, to be discontented 

 tnakinjiuma, to part, to give each 



his part 

 tnaljama, to crush, to smash 



to knock to pieces. 



tnanakatatuma, 



to crush seeds 



tnatangauma, to help or assist 



