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General Vocabulary — continued . 
Warm . . 
Moola 
Witchcraft 
Kowedan 
Wash, to 
Unjulalook 
Wither, to 
Lalgar 
Wasted 
Inbal 
Within 
Poogoin 
Watch 
Boar injalal 
Without 
Pocnoin 
Weak . . 
Koolalla 
Wood .. 
Noora 
Weapons 
Jewa marrga moor 
Work .. 
Moorgool 
Weighty (heavy) 
Rampan 
Worn out 
Embanya 
Well (not sick) 
Libe 
Wound, to 
1 nambie 
West . . 
Koolarr 
Wounded 
Kalinambie 
Wet . . 
Koarda 
Wrong 
Allig 
What . . 
Unga 
Where 
Jennar 
Which 
Tenarr 
Whistle 
Elborinjo 
Y. 
White . . 
Poclgarra 
Who . . 
Ungabor 
Yam- stick 
Moongoor 
Whole 
Poonja 
Year . . 
Lalleen 
Whose 
Ungab or jenna 
Yellow 
Koonbil 
Why . . 
Ungoinjie 
Yes 
Ungieardi 
Wicked 
Logal 
Yet 
Doolie 
Wide . . 
El-el 
You 
Jou 
Wild native . . 
Pindanolie 
Young 
Morool 
Will, I 
Nunja ngi 
Young (of ani- 
Malba 
Will they ? 
Nunja yerr 
mals) 
Will you ? 
Nunja jou 
Your . . 
Jou jeer 
Winter 
Bargunna 
Yours . . 
Jou arda jeer 
SHORT SENTENCES. 
As the Australian language does not obviously admit much re- 
finement in the rules of grammatical construction, the sentences 
given below are written grammatically only for the sake of euphony. 
A. 
Afraid, I am not, of you 
Ngi arra nulorig 
Afraid, What are you, of ? . . 
Unga minjorig 
Asleep, He is . . 
Kinying ingamoolga 
B. 
Bad, That is very 
Jarralogal 
Bad, You are . . 
Jou logalgidge 
Brother, He is my 
Kinging ngi jenna borla 
Brother, That is my 
Kornba ngi jenna borla 
Bury him, to put the body in a tree 
Marbagoin enim kandie 
