Eay & Haddon— T/«e Languages of Torres Straits — II. 195 



guda-mageda (m), ?i. the moustache. 



guda-moin (s), v. to discuss. 



guda-palamiz, v. to overflow. 



guda-purutan, v. to he insolent. 



gudaran, v. to hetray ; aimiz-gudaran (s), v. to betray. 



guda-taean, v. to sacrifice. 



guda-toridan = gudo-toridan. 



guda uiailai, v. to he forgiven. Mark, iv. 12. 



guda-Tvodian, v. to dismiss. 



gudawali (Mh), n. the lashing fastening the head of a javelin to its 



shaft, 

 gudazi-poidizi, v. to save, to heal, 

 gudia-ieudaipa, v. to fill, to be full, 

 gudop, n. the beard, 

 gudo-matamiz (?). Mark, iii. 5. 

 gudop-iata, n. the moustache, 

 gudo-nitun (s), v. to advise, 

 gudo-tadiz (s), v. to deny, 

 gudo-tapamoin, v. to kiss, 

 gudo-todaigiaga, v. not to deny, 

 gudo-toridan, v. to compel, 

 gudd-waean, v. to unload, to unloose, 

 gudd-wadan, v. to be quiet, hold one's peace. Mark, x. 48 ; to allow. 



Mark, v. 37. 

 gudd-waig, v. to unloose, to forgive, [gudauiailai, gudowaeamai]. 

 gudo-wodian, 

 gud-paliz, V. to bud. 



gudria-ieutiz [?], press of men. Mark, ii. 4. 

 gudu = gudo. 



gudu-tapaman, v. to kiss. [gudd-tapamoin.] 

 guele (m), a. bald, = guai. 

 gugure (m), 71. a bow, = gagai. 

 gugus, V. to dig. 

 guigui, n. a collective name for the firesticks, (385) ; (_hence, matches). 



Cf . salgai, sagai, ini, iaka. 

 gui-waliz, V. to mock. 

 gul, guld, n. a boat, canoe ; pi. gulai. [gulab, gulpa, guldpa, gulngu, 



gulai]. 



