biria, warm: biria tjindo, the sun is warm. 



budndu, bluebush (Cratystylis conocephala) ; the forms 

 bundara and burmida were also given. 



bunjuru, saltbush (A triplex Muelleri); the same word 

 was given for Trichinium incanum, a very different 

 plant. 



derbin : tjindo derbin, the sun is setting. 



dina (dina), dinner: dine mu:ra, "dinner camp,'' i.e., 

 one of the small temporary camps near the town, as 

 distinguished from the large permanent camp. 



djindidji, Myoporum brevipes (small shrub). 



djidndjidn, given both for Helipterum floribundum and 

 Pholidia Weldii, plants very different in appearance, 

 so that it looks as if the native's power of discrimina- 

 tion is not great as regards vegetation which is of no 

 practical use to him. 



eldo (ildo), blood. 



elgoda (jelgoda), three. 



gadidi, tooth. 



gadin, now : tjindo derbin gadin, the sun is going down 

 now. 



gambi, tired: tje:na gambi, (my) foot is tired. 



gandan, chin. 



gala gala, hot : manta gala gala, the sand is hot. 



gi:lja (kirlja), the commonest mallee near Murat Bay 

 (Eucalyptus incrassata, var. dumosa). 



i^ka (ivyga, i^gja), to give : 'baka i^ka (paka i^gjan), give 

 tobacco ! 



ja, yes ; all right. 



jadu, good: jadu na?/ga, a good man. 



jagala, an island. 



jaldil, calling. 



jamba, far: jamba uldin, to come from afar; jam'bardu, 

 far away; jambula uldina, I come from a distance. 



jana (ja^a), I. 



ja^gu, sleeping ; jangu navyga, the man is sleeping. 



ja:ra, tooth. 



ja:ri, arm. 



jilba, berry of Solarium hystrix. 



jira?7, foreign : jira^ na^ka wa^ga, a foreign language (not 

 Wirrung). 



ju:gara, unmarried girl. 



julbura, name of one of the tribes. 



jumbara, a fly. 



ju.ni, by-you (causative): ju : ni wa?/ga wiru^, you talk 

 Wirrung. 



ju:ri, an ear. 



