course, the pronunciation of t and d is dental 



(nearly as in Spanish), and never alveolar or sub- 

 palatal, as in English. This seems to be the case in 



all Australian languages. 

 rj&tu (>yadu), by-me (causative case): v/adu 'uldina 



tji:kibi 7/u:ni, I come from Streaky Bay (b} 7 -me 



coming Streaky Bay-from). 

 r/arbuga, lie down ! (to a dog). 

 rjaru 'kabL, water from the roots of mallee. 

 ?7u:ra, wurley. 

 o : a, yes. 

 pa:di, a grub, 

 paipi badjil, to smoke a pipe. 

 paka (baka), tobacco, 

 pani uldi, come here ! 

 papa (baba), a young dog, pup. Mr. Wiebusch gave 



me this word as 'buba in ku : tara buba, two dogs. 

 pa?u, animal food, sheep. The only word in which I 



heard the cacuminal /•. 

 pi*7gjeli, Alyxia buxifolia (shrub), 

 pulali, young married woman, 

 pu'landi we:di, very wet. 

 pulgana, said to mean "a big dog." 

 pu : ni, horse (evidently from English "pony"'). 

 pu : ra, knee, 

 ragol, given as "hill," and prunada ragol as "Cape 



Thevenard." 

 taiga, one of the stars. 

 ta:lin, tongue, 

 tata, berry. 



tje : na, foot: kutara tje:na", two feet. 

 tje:nagara, native name of "Sambo Clark/' a blackfellow 



of Murat. 

 tji:kibi, Streaky Bay (corruption of English name), 

 tjilbi, old man. 

 tjindo, the sun: tjindo boro'li?;ga, the sun is at noon; 



tjindo woriba, the sun is near noon ; tjindo 



ko>7gura ma^al, dinner time, 

 tre : n (English), train: trerndja uldin, they came by the 



train. 

 tu:di, the fore-arm. 

 tu:du, corroboree : tu : du kulgadi wirygu, to sing in 



corroboree. 

 tu : nu, snake. 

 ti : la, boy. 



uldin, coming; uldi, come! ukliga, they are coming, 

 wadjil, sorry. 



