



APPENDIX. 



30< 



No. 



English. 



Erroob and Maer. 



Lewis's Murray 

 Island. 



766 



Snatch 



eetkAe 





767 



Sneeze 



siow 





768 



Snore 



gegaer 



woots* 



769 



Speak 



meer, meercar 



ekai, meer 



770 



Spearf 







771 



Spit 



mo-oos 



mawsheek 



772 



Split, as wood 



nakaEsimu 



ecas my 



773 



— as a leaf for 

 making the"nes- 

 soor'* 



dekaes 





774 



Squeeze 



eerpAe (678) 



ithpay (678) 



775 



Squint 



. 



ekossj 



776 



Stab 



••.•-• 



ekoss 



777 



Stand, stop 





aquay 



778 



Start 



ezigmooret 





779 



Starve 



. 



verrear (507) 



780 



Stoop 



eparsi 



ekai 



781 



Stop here 



. . . 



mackinaw 



782 



— longer 



• 



mana, mana(732) 

 (479) 



783 



Straighten 



barditu 





784 



Strike 



§aress, atoora 



eepeet 



785 



Suck 



esomi 



irree(652) 



786 



Swallow 



• . 



eerim(652) 



787 



Swim 



barAeb 



harrem 



788 



Take 



icoara 



eecaw 



789 



— it there 



loo-z'ca 





790 



— care 



. 



ina inou 



791 



— away 



. 



ablu cayg 



792 



Tear 



lama, itu, ituati- 

 mi (778) z'spas- 

 simo 





793 



— with teeth 



terego-ditpe 





794 



— off a piece 



pec ikAesimi 





795 



Think 



. 



decapool (733) 



J96 



Throw away 



ad a em 





* Woota or hoota, or oota, " sleep." 



t At Port Lihou, was " aipa." 



$ The copyist has probably made a mistake here and transcribed the following 

 word, instead of the proper one, for *' to squint." In the copy from which I took 

 his column, these two words happened to follow each other. 



§ At Cape York, 1st party, " Matawaipa." 



