



APPENDIX. 



297 



No. 



English. 



Erroob and Maer. 



Lewis's Murray 

 Island. 



378 



Mistake 





habbah 



379 



Moon* 



mAeb 



mabe 



380 



Mother 



ama 



hammah 



381 



Mourning 



. » • 



boothe 



382 



Mountain 



... 



backeerief 



383 



Multitude 



. 



gaide 



384 



Murderer 



. 



meideemly 



385 



Name 



nAe 



ney 



386 



News 



. 



mercab (769) 



387 



Night 



. 



keig(328) 



388 



Noise 



meer 



meer 



389 



Noon 



gegger togi (336) 





390 



North 



cooki 



kookey 



391 



Oil 



. . 



eed 



392 



Opening 



. 



eessak 



393 



Peace 



powd, powda 



paud or poude 



394 



Peak 



passAer 





395 



Piece 



pec 



mooh 



396 



Plenty 



* 



gaide, or oeus oeus 



397 



Poison 



... 



commer 



398 



Present 



. 



looguisho (428) 



399 



Rain 



immer, or immAer 



hidmer 



400 



Reef 



... 



nore 



401 



Relatives 



... 



karilba 



402 



Rock 



bakeer 





403 



Rust 



toolic lAef 





404 



Sand§ 



wAe 



vea 



405 



Sea 



carrem 



carrem 



406 



Shelter 



mooda 



mood 



407 



Shipwreck 





nar di pigney 



408 



Shooting star 





||vear backyam 



409 



Short knife 





ussar ussar toolick 



410 



Showers 





hidmere 



411 



Silence 





decayer, mercok^f 



(388) (376) 



412 



Simpleton 



. 



maddoop 



* At Masseed, %i keecha, or melpal." 



t This word was always used by them to us to signify " stone," or " rock." 



X Literally, " iron dirt." 



§ The second party at Cape York gave me " apa" for sand. 



|| Literally, " star moves." 



IF Literally, " noiseless." 



