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umbulara, the rainbow 



una (prep.), in, on, to, into 



unbnma, to send away or off 



nnbulama, to revoke, to leave 



unkulunkulilania, to damage, to in- 

 jure 



unkualtjerania, "\ to crumble, to 



unkualtjilama, j moulder 



unbantjainama, to smell bad, to 

 stink 



unba, stinking 



unda, a clay-pan 



unkuana, bones 



unbulata, bitter, bad tasting 



unka or enta, almost 



unta, thou, you 



unkwanga, thy, your 



unbata, serious, earnest 



imma, ripe, cooked, roasted, well- 

 done 



unkuanka, bloodthirsty 



unkuala, sweet 



unkulara, a valley 



unbulara, a little whirl-wind 



unkualtja, crumbs, small pieces 



untama, to endeavour, to strive for 



lira, fire, firewood 



Tiranburanba, fiery, like fire 



urubaruba, a big whirl-wind 



iirbia, a messenger 



urara, an echo 



urbula, black, dark, l)lue 



urbutja, some 



urbutjarbuna, some others 



urunka, wise, learned, accustomed 



urungara, also, too 



urbanama, to sprmkle 



urgarbuma, to prepare 



urgultalawama, to flash, to lightnmg 

 i to tumble down 



urbmultjalama, -- through age, 

 J to crush 



iirerinama, to go through between 

 others 



urenama, to disappear 



ururinjaruralama, to go to and fro 



uruntjama, to kiss 



urunkuntema, to teach 



urunkerama, to learn, to get accus- 

 tomed 



urknuerama, to rot 



urkwarkerama, to destroy by fire 



urumba, elder sister 



urumbinjara, brothers and sisters 



urkna, sap, a liquid 



urana, a murderer 

 uruna, the James' Ranges 

 urbura, small magpie 



1 urba, the backbone 



I urbina, seed-pods, a scar or mark 



urumitja, wilderness, desert 



uritjima, Mount Sonder 



utnuma, to bite 



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j wa, ] 



I wabala, Vyes, of course, certainly 



j wakuia, j 



i wantai, i„p„.„-, 



1 wataka, i 



walbawalba, overheated 

 ' wara, only, without purpose 



wantinja, sappy 

 ! watawara, slender, thin 

 I wantama, to affirm 



wabalilama, to assent, to consent 



walama, to think, to suppose 

 ' wagama, to keep, to detain 



wankama, to swell 

 I wangerama, to grumble, to murmur 

 j wanama, to blow (wind) 

 j wanjalama, to lick 

 I waritja, a hut 



warka, a crumb of bread 



wama, to throw 



warentama, to borrow, to give for a 

 time only 



waratalama, to go in a line 

 I watmjalama, to spot, to stain 

 ', watinjalilama, to stain himself 



welgalilama, to bend 



wedawedalama, to spy 

 ' wolanitjalbuma, to go to the as- 

 ' sembly 



wolatja, breasts of females 

 I wola, a heap, a meeting or assembly 

 ; wolil)uma, ) to heap, to pile, to as- 

 I wolilama, I semble 

 ! wolakama, to bark (as dogs) 

 j wolakawalerama, to remember 

 I wonjama, to suck out, to suck 

 1 wontama, to provide for 

 I wouawonilama, to keep, to detain, 

 '■ to preserve 



; wotilberama, to prick up the ears 

 i (horses or dogs) 

 j worinterama, to get strong again 

 (after illness) 



wolkna, a grave 



wora, a boy 



wora, steam 



wotna, wet, moist 



woka, why 



wox'inta, solid wood 



wota, again, once more, more 



wumbuma, to burn 



