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Kutihung. 



English equivalent. 



Kufcthtmg. English equivalent. 



Gir'-rum-bo, dying 

 Gir'-rung, green (unripe) 

 Goor'-rum-bal'-in, no gammon 

 Gir'-rungh, a leaf 

 Gul'-bee-mee-nung, silent 

 Gun'-dmi-mur'-ra, barbed spear 

 made of hard wood 

 Gut'-ta-la, was or have been 

 Gun'-yee, shall or will 

 Goo-ree], the large shield 

 Go6-ge-ree, hut 



Gub'-bee-rung, from, jrom the 

 direction of 

 Gwa (also kwa), a suffix indica- 

 ting among 

 Goo-ar, up to 

 Gal, a people, a tribe 

 Gun-'dee-wl, the flying fox 

 Goo-ran, no, not 

 Gur'-roo], perspiration 

 Gin'-du, whilst 

 Jik'-ker-a, white ironbark 

 Kit'-chung, hair 

 Kidn, woman 

 Koor'-ee, man 

 Ko6-noong, old man 

 Koong-un', flood 

 Koo-ee-wun, rain 

 Kur'-ru-won, summer 

 Kir'-ra-kur'-ra, autumn 

 Koor'-ra, night 

 Kee-wong, moon 

 Kun'-ge-ra, blood 

 Kree-pun, spotted gum 

 Kur'-ree-ki, myrtle 

 Kee-la, to micturate 

 Koo-yuk, canoe 

 Kur'-run-gi, black duck 

 Kow'-wer-ree, brown snake 

 Kow'-al-ga-lit, diamond snake 

 Kur'-roon-gee, to jump 

 Kur'-ree Kur'-ree, fast 

 Kur'-ra-ka, month 

 Kut'-yee, to cut 

 Kut'-ta, to drop out of your hand 



Kok'-a-too, cockatoo 

 Kut'-te-ra, fast 

 Kur'-rup-pa, loins 

 Kur'-run-gee, a fool 

 Kur'-roo-ma, to climb 

 Kut'-ti, to go 



Ky'-in-dub'-ba, on this side of 

 Kup'-po-ee, an egg 

 Kup'-poou-dee, hut 

 Kun'-ni. a yam stick 

 Ko-kee-dun, come here 

 Kil'-lung, a feather 

 Kup'-po, bye and bye 

 Kur'-ia-gun, soon 

 Koo ye-roo, a bone used for 

 combing the hair 

 Kur'-re-kl, bush myrtle 

 Koon'-dool, root of a tree 

 Kim -da, a bird's nest 

 Kur'-re-kee, to fetch, to carry 

 Koot'-thee wit'-tee, to sing 

 Krum'-moon, clouds 

 Kor'-oo-ba, the forte scue fish 

 Kee-par-ra, the initiation cere- 

 mony of the Kutthung 

 Kk'-tee, the large coolamon 

 Koot'-the-ra, a nullah or club 

 Kin-yarngh, pleased 

 Koom'-ba, to-morrow 

 K oon\' -bug-g&, day after to-morrow 

 Kin'-reel-la, drowned 

 Ky'-in-goo, over 

 Kow'-wan, uncle 

 Kut'-thuiig, to spit 

 Ka'-pee, to throw 

 K hi/- rood n, itching 

 Koo ee-puk'-kee, to smell 

 Kup'-paw, stop 

 Kco la-hee, to snare 

 Kyin, across 

 Koop'-jial-ee-a, runs 

 Mir'-ree, dog 

 Mur'-re-ktan, girl 

 Mich'-ee-gan, little girl 

 Mul'-boo, thunder 



