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New South Wales. 

 Tam-mir ra, 

 Ber ril-le, 

 Car-rung-un, 

 Bib-be, 

 Ba-rongie, 

 Fa-di-el, 



Bog-gay, or Pog * 1 



Tar-rang, 

 O-nur, 



Wy-o- man-no, 

 Dar ra-gal-!ie, 

 Ba-roo-gal lie, 

 WeMeng«al-lie, 



Englifh. 



Hand. 



Fingers, 



Naih 



Ribs. 



Vein. 



Flefh or lean. 

 Fat. 



Arm. 



Elbow. 

 Thumb. 

 Fore finger. 

 Middle or ring\ 

 Little finger. 



Confanguinity. 



Eo-ra, 



Mul-Ia, 

 Din, 



Din-al-le-ong, 



Gin-aMe-ong, 



Be an- na ; this they 1 

 Jhorten to Bean j 

 and Be~a, and I 

 when in pain, f 

 they exclaim Be- ' 

 a-ri, J 



Wy-an-na, and 7 

 Wy ang, 3 



Go mang, 



Ba-bun-na, 



Ma- mun-na, 



Goroong, 



We row-ey, 



Wong er-ra, 



Na-bung-ay-wui- "? 

 daL-liezf, 5 



The name com- 

 mon for the 

 natives. 



A ?nan, 



A woman. 



Women*. 



A father. 



Mother. 



Grandfather. 

 Brother. 

 Sifter. 

 A child. 

 A female child. 

 A male ditto. 

 Infant at the 

 -breaft. 



New South Wales. 



Bore-goo-roo, 



Guay-a-nay- yong, 

 Mau-gohn, 

 Mau-gohn-nal-ly, 

 Go-rah-gal - long, 

 Go-rah gal-long- 



al le-ong, 

 Ma-Iin, Nurkine, 



Mud-gin, 



Gnar-ra-mat ta, 

 Cow-ul, 

 We-ring, 

 Bo-roon, 

 Do-roon-e nang, 



Go-mul, 



Cam-mar-rade, and 

 Ca-mong-al-Iay, 



Engl i fid. 



C Child eight 

 (_ months old. 



sin old man, 



A wife. 



A temporary do. 

 A handfome man, 

 A handfome 

 woman. 



A relation^. 



Male of animals. 

 Female of ditto. 

 Afon. 



A daughter. 

 C A term of 

 (_ friend/hip. 

 Terms of affec- 

 tion ufed by 

 girls. 



Spears and other Inflruments. 



Goong-un, 



Noo-ro Ca-my, 



f A fpear with 

 four barbs cut 

 in the wood, 

 which they do 

 not throw, but 

 ftrikewith hand 

 to hand. 

 A fpear with one 

 barb, faflened 

 on. 



* One qf the few inftancesl could ever difcover 

 of a plural or dual number. 



f Compounded of Na-bung its bread, andWui- 

 dal-liez relating to drinking. 



| To thefe I never could affix precife mean- 

 ings. 



4 B 



Ca-my, 



