Touata, plenty, tlie same as fina 



&c., nearly 

 Witou, me 



Wan> 





Booker, old Moonitcha, ,^7/r^// son 



Coodnootcha, third male child Oritcliee, Jic^ or plenty (no oount- 



Cooniandee, one ing above y^i^; 



Coomar, another Pappa {under aye) boy under 21 



Eurertcha, second male child yarn 



Icliertaiuaroo, first male ddld Pooleearta, second daughter 



Xertanya, first daughter 



ls\e(Aiirt&, fourth daughter 



IMeelitcha, y?/i!/i son Poleechee poletchee, four 



Moonarta, third daughter 



Things 

 Baloureendee, cloiidy 

 Balouna, black 

 Barcar, the bark of trees 

 Barcayoocoo, canoe 

 Booca, a j)ustule or jnmple 

 Boorcana, ^vhite 

 Cackera, moon 



Cooroo, pot 

 Cooyapeeree, jish-hooh 

 Cooyanooree, fshing line 

 Cowee and nearly all words end- 

 ing '^owej'^oue,^ ko. water 

 Coorla, fire 

 Coorndoo, thunder 

 Coondoolee, perspiration 

 Coodillar, winter 

 Epittee, orphan 

 Hooyer, small pox 

 Hooltinger, night 

 Hoongeter, mother (animal) 

 lloonkee, female 

 Hootawerta, chin 





licharee, friend 

 Marcoo, cloiids 

 Meedla, spear thrower 

 Meeninda, yolk of an egg 

 Meenoo, wattle 



Various. 



]\Ieeree, thunderbolt 

 Minpee, fint, hard 

 ]Mooca, egg 



Moocoota, hills, mountains 

 Moodloolar, grandfather 

 Mookee, crystal 

 ]Mookeeooroo, glass bottle 

 Moolta, beard (kc. 

 ^looloota, nose-stick 

 Moolootacurla, dry stick 

 Mooncara, girl 

 Moona, cross cut saw 



ilootcherta, rug 



]M urtpoona, murderer 



^olZ\^ev^\ridou:er 

 Pandahaar,' >,un 

 Peeiioo, charcoal 

 Penna, rt'd hot 

 Pondee, hole in the ground 



PindetOodtameau, sohHer^, police 

 Pindinga yerta, another countiry, 

 ungaand inga terminals 

 for layul, district, &c. 

 Pingftreeue, lightning 



