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ku :ba, white man. 



kuda, brother. 



kuga, meat, 



kuka^a (kiika/ta), one of the inland tribes living north 



of the Gawler Ranges, 

 kundali, aunt (father's sister), 

 ku/'u, eye; a Central Australian word, given as "coo-roo" 



in Willshire's Vocab., p. 44. 

 maj (maij), vegetable food, 

 mama, father. 



mara, hand; ma/a bin, finger nail, 

 marlu, kangaroo. This is another Central Australian 



word, used by the natives round Lake Amadeus 



(Willshire). 

 miT^a, ant. 

 mukadi, boot. 

 mula, nose. 

 mu :na, hat. 

 mu :ra, camp, 

 nanto, kangaroo; horse. 



nira, to you; nira ryaila buju ju :a, I give you tobacco. 

 nja:ni, sheep. 



njimi, lip; njimi gutara, two lips, 

 nju: ra, by thee (causative case); nju:ra v^aigu papa 



pumanda, you beat my dog. 

 njurguda, bad. 



T^aigu, my; >;aigu mama, my father. 

 r;aila, by me (causative case); >;aila wov^ga kukata, I am 



speaking Kukata; rjaila papa pumanda, I hit the 



dog; ryaila bi'endula, I am shivering; ryaila gudu 



nantu jaryganduga, I am going after the horses, 

 r/andlu, by whom (causative case) ; T^andlu papa pumanda ? 



who hit the dog ? 

 r/anja, to me; buju ryanja ju:a, give me tobacco, 

 rya/na, tree; rya/iia tadi, scrub. 



padu, blackfellow; padu murka, a crowd of natives, 

 pala (bala), good, 

 papa (baba), a dog. 

 puju (buju), tobacco; smoke, 

 pu/ka, an old man. Evidently the same as burka, with 



the same meaning, in the Adelaide and Narrunga 



languages. 

 fa : , mouth. 

 fa :li, tongue. 

 fa : njimi, the lips, 

 tjina, foot, 

 tjindo, sun; tjindo kata'rara, the sun is rising. 



