APPENDIX, 



305 



No. 



English. 



Erroob and Maer. 



Lewis's Murray 

 Island. 



645 



Dance* 



cab 



cab 



646 



Destroy 



• • 



epeet (618) loo 

 deery gai (428) 

 (639) 



647 



Dief 



owd 





648 



Dig 



wAe-et, (404) ec- 

 keed,d£reb,arot, 

 saebdaib(4l7) 



irram 



649 



Discharge^ 



. 



epspee (301) 

 (504) 



650 



Dive 



cooti-cooti baraig 



batterick 



651 



Draw or write 



wardatur (705) 





652 



Drink§ 



eree 



erree 



653 



Drowned 



. 



batteerey 



654 



Eat || 



ero, wessAer (357) 



irroo 



655 



Embark 



... 



ecaur 



656 



Entice 



• . 



marry waunagarH 



657 



Exchange 



. 



marry macquarlf 



658 



Fart 



mooc 





659 



Fall down 



• • 



ecasmy(762)(772) 



660 



Feel 



itpAe 





661 



Fetch 



taertaru (70) ## 



tickau 



662 



File 



dimoo 





663 



Finish 



seena (343) (557) 





664 



Fly 



• 



bird flying, abbor 

 eecass 



665 



Get upft 



acue 



ekeam 



666 



— yourself 



• 



maboog ekerick 



667 



Give^J 



. 



equar (372) (656) 

 (657) 



668 



— me 



carra, carrateca 



carratico 



669 



— „ a piece 



carrapec 





670 



I give you 



. 



kai marre macquar 



671 



Go away 



ndbttkari, bakmm 



[IF 



* At Port Lihou " cab." 



t At Cape York 1st party, " otinaipa" ? 



t Probably to discharge a gun is meant. 



§ At Cape York 1st party u bogoo." 



|| At Cape York 1st party, "goorda." 



% In these three sentences, we have evidently a different orthography of the 

 same expression, which have accidentally come together in my arranging the 

 vocabulary in alphabetical order. They probably both mean literally '.' give me." 



** Probably " go for it." 



tt At Cape York, from the first party, we got " carnitoonri." 



XX At Cape York, from the first party, we got " idawaibaipa.'' 

 VOL. II. X 



