Eay & Haddox — The Languages of Torres Straits — II, 215 



kora (t), n. a crocodile, = kodal, kudal. 



korabu (ii), w. the septum narium. 



korawaig, korawaigo, v. to be unable, cannot. 



korekida (ji), ad. a long time ago. 



korkak, «, the throat ; the seat of the affections, the mind, [korkaknu 



korkakonu.] 

 korkako-bado, v. to sigh. Cf. korkak, bado. 

 korkar (s), w. the mind. 

 korkor, (m), n. a cro"W". 



komgaizinga, fi. things heard. See korongaipa. 

 koro, 



korongaigigo, a. deaf, = karengaigo. 



korongaiginga, v. not to hear, = karengaigo, korongaigigo. 

 korongaipa, v. to hear, 

 korokak = korkak. 

 korpusonga, a. tender ; nongo tamo korpusonga, when its branch is 



tender. Hark, xiii. 28. 

 korsi, n. the hammer-headed shark {ZygcBna). 

 koru, n. a corner, [korupa.] 

 korul, n. the heel. 



kosa (lib), n. the sternum. Cf. dadir. 

 kosa, n, a river, =kasa ; kosa loridana, river Jordan ; kosa Galilaia, sea 



of Galilee ; mai kasa, Pearl Paver. Cf. native names of places. 

 kosi (?) = kazi. See next word, 

 kosiman, v. to rear, bring up. 

 kosiman (?), noi iautumizi tanamulpa niano kosiman tana senabi 



imuso maludonga, he commanded them to make all sit down 



by companies on the green grass. Hark, vi. 39. 

 kota-dimu (s), n. the little finger, 

 kota-get (iioa), n. the little finger, 

 kotaig (Badu) = last. 

 kotale (h), a. long, high, tall. 

 koteko (b), n. a frog, = kateko. 

 koto-dimura (iib), n. the little fijiger ; kotodimura gomgozinga (or 



guruziaga), the fourth finger. 

 kotuka (?), keda ngadalnga sinapi kousa a utun kulai sena mina kotuka 



minakousakoizaina apal, like a mustard seed which when it is first 



so wn is less than all the seeds that be in the earth. Mark, iv. 3 1 . 



