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R. He MATHEWS. 
Small, kubiangai Wrong, foolish, wang-ang 
Good, yellagafi Tired, yalawunya 
Bad, muruba Cold, karattha, 
Thirsty, wunya Greedy, mura-nhuna 
Hungry, mirritya Sick, kokumbalinya 
White, kurbit Stinking, ngulukumban 
Red, ngaiernger Pregnant, bullindherra 
Black, dhaguk 
Verbs. 
Die, birrakumbafi Sing, yangabillifi 
Kat, dhambilli Weep, kumbalifi 
Drink, ngukai Steal, kiandyuluk 
Sleep, kubbukai Climb, gulligimbilli 
Stand, dyubingalai Jump, bibburai 
Sit, ngullagai Laugh, yindiai 
Talk, baiallanga Scratch, bingga’dya 
Tell, bemmaramban Pick up, mamutch 
Wak, yerrabalinga Throw down, burramai 
Rung, munningale Swin, bulmai 
Bring, bundingalai Throw, yerre 
Break, kuragungambi Whistle, winde-ai 
Beat or strike, wapma Vomit, dhura dhurat 
Arise, nguyuka Go, yerrabadya 
Fall down, bukkali Come, yerrabingalai 
See, nhamai Bite, nyukkangi 
Listen, ngattai Kall, birrak-ngambi 
Give, yunganyilla 
Numerals. 
One, bur or buré; two, bulala; a pair, wadyala. 
APPENDIX. 
EXPLANATION -re ‘‘ NOTES ON THE ARRANDA TRIBE.”’ 
In an article published in this Journal, Vol. xL1., p. 151, 
I gave the marriage and offspring of a certain woman named 
