Eay & Haddon — The Languages of Torres Straits — II. 187 



dordiman, v. to draw out. 



dordimoin = dorodimoin. 



dorgai, n. a kind of bogey or spirit ; a constellation. 



dorgai kukilaig, n. a constellation (Haddon, Legends i. 31). 



dorgai waralaig, n. a constellation (Haddon, Legends i. 31). 



dorodimai-lago, n. prison (lit. bondage-house). 



dorodimoin, v. to bind ; to imprison ; to hang. 



dorodimoizinga, a. tied ; n, fetters. 



drakapi (in), n. the thigh. Cf. dokap. 



dri (lib), n. the cockatoo (?) (Legends, p. 29). Cf. wem. 



dri, n. a head-dress made of white karbai feathers. 



dri grer (irb), dri girer (m), n. the dance in which the dri was worn 



(362). 

 drudrupizo, v. to drown. Cf. dudupizo. 

 drurai = durai. 



du (?), ita du tonaral, these signs. Mark, xvi. 17, 

 dua (m), n. the cashew nut. 

 dub (s), n. a swelling, 

 dubidubia, v. to murmur, 

 dubiruna (b), n. a wound, 

 dudupizo, V. to overthrow, drown ; to overwhelm ; to dip in a liquid ; 



dudupan senabi pagara vineganu, dipped a sponge in vinegar. 



Mark, xv. 36. [dudupan.] 

 dugunga, a. blunt, 

 duia-adan, v. to be convalescent, 

 duiumo (m), n. thunder. Cf. gigino. 

 dukun, n. a tree with hard wood, 

 dulbor (m), n. a fish. (Jukes.) 

 dumawagu, dumawaku, n. calico, cloth (cf. waku), pi. dumawakul. 



angai-dumawaku, n. garment, [dumawakuia.] 

 dumawaru (b), n. cloth, 

 dumawk (m), clothes, 

 dun (m), n. the eye-ball. (See dan.) 

 duna-kukur (m), n. an anklet of coco-palm leaf. Cf . brua. 

 duna-samu (b), n. the eyelid. 



dungal, n. the dugong {Halicore australis). Cf. dangal. 

 dungulo (m), n. an opossum. 

 dupu (b), n. elephantiasis of the legs = dub. 



