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In conclusion, I wish to acknowledge my indebtedness to 
Professor E. С. Stirling C.M.G., F.R.S., of this city, and 
Professor Baldwin Spencer, C.M.G., F.R.S., of Melbourne, for 
their valuable criticisms and suggestions on various points of the 
Paper; and to Dr. J. C. Verco, President of this Society, to 
whose liberality the reproduction of the accompanying plates 
is due. 
APPENDIX. 
VOCABULARY OF THE KARKURRERRA TRIBE; 
OR 
“WONGA-TCHITCHE” (LANGUAGE OF THE TRIBE). 
In this Vocabulary the orthographical system of the Royal 
Geographical Society has been adhered to as far as possible. 
Any slight additions thereto will be noted. 
Language 
Ww oman (lubra) 
You ng woman 
Mother-in-law 
Belly 
Eyelashes 
iyebrows 
Nasal fibrillæ 
Anucklebone 
Tongue 
‚Eye 
Nose 
Ear 
Teeth 
Hair 
Beard 
Ankle 
Hand (or Finger) 
Fingernail 
200% (or Toe) 
Toenail 
‚nee (or Kneecap) 
Thighbone 
ùlbow 
Calf 
Navel 
Testes 
ulva 
Anus 
Penis 
Breast (female) 
Wonga 
Kunnga 
Wanyi 
Wumaru 
Wila 
Ngimbi 
Ungirri 
Orrü 
Gunna gunna 
Gelli (Dallin) 
Korru 
Mulla 
Binna 
Kaditi 
Kätamonka 
Nganngurrü 
Mörtull* 
Mairra 
Mairra-piri 
Jinna 
Jinna-piri 
Mordi 
Dundä 
Gnükü 
Jirrar 
Pulli 
Okullge 
Tehuka 
Kunnatörn 
Kürlu 
Epi 
Kangaroo (Maero- 
pus rufus) 
Euro (Macropus 
robustus) 
Wallaby (Petrogale 
lateralis) 
Dingo (Canis dingo) 
Tail 
Ground 
Rock 
Sky 
Cloud 
Star 
Moon 
Sun 
Dark night 
Noon 
Dusk 
Venus 
Southern Cross 
Wind 
Creek 
West 
Fire 
Charcoal 
Ashes 
Smoke 
Act of subincision 
ә» circumcision 
Medicine man 
Marlu 
Kanăllă 
Waru 
Pāpă 
Wipū 
Múnnda 
Kartu 
Ilkarri 
Martórri 
Kilelp 
Bira 
Jinta 
Monanka 
Jinta kalkalkü 
Tchikalkutipa 
Ukurridchikurrid- 
chi 
Warrida jinna 
Wollpa 
Kart 
Ulbarera 
Wärru 
Yölda 
Ono 
Ngàdi 
Kallokulldano 
Delldinge 
Nangarri 
* Ч . .n J p 
I found it necessary to employ the modified forms (Umlaut) of o and u, the 
value of the sound being quite the same as in German. 
