Spear 
55 
» (without the 
barb) 
Spear-thrower 
Trough shaped 
carrier (large) 
Trough shaped 
carrier (small) 
Hand stone for 
native mill 
Grinding stone for 
native mill 
Yamstick 
Small bone used by 
medicine man 
Stone “ knife” 
White strands of 
twisted fur worn 
round forehead 
White strands of 
twisted fur worn 
round arm 
A form of necklace 
described in the 
text, passing 
once round the 
neck and under 
the left shoulder 
Rod worn through 
nasal septum 
Scars on chest 
ә on arm 
Gum 
Ochre 
Operating flint 
Yes 
No 
Mine 
Yours 
Another one 
To-day 
Spider 
Grub 
Centipede 
Caterpillar 
Mantis 
Butterfly 
Beetle 
Grasshopper 
Blowfly 
Lizard (chadny) 
Oiritchanná 
Kädti 
Winta 
Mero 
Mika (Wira) 
Dokollko 
Miri 
Tchewa 
Wanna 
Darreké 
Gadorg (Nyilla) 
Wil karru (Nann- 
bà) 
Armakurreké 
Putórro or 
Puttarra 
Delonngu 
Tchiparre 
Ngarlarrekin 
Kedti 
Diirrtu 
Kalluwila (Günn- 
diti ?) 
O, owá, u, 
бугал, 
(according 
emphasis 
quired) 
Wiya 
Nayuka 
Ngorümmba 
Kutipa 
Goari 
Wünnga 
Elljalitti makü 
Wänajitti 
Anömarre 
Gäwall 
Benda bendä 
Müttumutt 
Jendilk 
Bübülöri 
Ngabolla 
uwa, 
uwau 
to 
re- 
48 
Moloch horridus 
Snake 
Apus australiensis 
Emu 
Emu-Feather 
» -Breastbone 
» -Egg 
Curlew 
Flower 
Sarcostemma 
Australe 
Eucalypt 
Casuarina 
Decaisneana 
** Mulga” (Acacia 
aneura) 
Acacia seed 
Portulaca seed 
Mulga gall (edible) 
Pituri (Duboisia 
Нортооат) 
Water 
Metal 
Honey (Ant’s) 
Spittle 
Excrement 
Exclamation de- 
noting appre- 
ciation 
Plenty 
Much 
Little 
Scared 
Be afraid 
Be tired 
Leave alone 
Give me 
Walk 
Run 
Throw 
Dig (with stick and 
hand) 
Pinch 
Kick 
Je hungry 
Look for 
Laugh 
Cough 
Sneeze 
Jump 
Cohabit 
Menerré 
Würmi 
Dobüllabülli 
Kaleya 
Kaleya wipia 
Ngarrek 
Kaleya ngambu 
Willo 
Jindà Jindä 
Epi epi 
Opera 
Kurrekarra 
Korreku (Parreka) 
Mulle 
Wakadi 
Jarrüllge 
Peturr 
Kapi 
Tellurambu 
Worma (?) 
Wida 
Kunna 
Hm! Hm! 
Uta, Uraku. or 
Uraku-pu (ac- 
cording to em- 
phasis required) 
Punnda | 
Wimuggitá | 
Ngúloo 
Nguluringanyé 
Pullkarringanyé 
Wunndi 
Pakenai nguwa, or 
päkayuä (con- 
tracted form) 
Kullpannye 
Wörteböganni 
Wonné 
Marwonninye 
Towale or towanni 
Menndi 
Ganndola 
Amma 1?) 
Ngakolakullpannye 
Ennga 
Gonndull 
Narretehi (Narr- 
etchinnyä) 
Bullgarre 
Tehuka moranni 
