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PBOCEEDINGS OE SECTION E. 
Bus'ang 
Mother 
Magul 
Head 
Bus'angds'in 
Mothers 
Dugul 
Heart 
Yuramkan 
Baby girl 
Bunn 
Knee 
Mulam 
Baby boy 
Goedna 
Liver 
Pusiri 
Boy 
Toemburu 
Lip 
Gin 
Little girl 
Buguru 
Lung 
Ds'undal 
Big girl or 
Murru 
Nose 
woman 
Guta 
Kib 
Walinggara 
Old woman 
Ts'urugung 
Tongue 
Tree 
Goeranam 
Black man 
Baguru 
Doeger 
Karapi 
White man 
Dumbam 
Staghorn fern 
White man 
Ds'enkalkal 
W ater lily 
Bos'ae 
Old man 
( Crinum 
Womugiri 
Brother 
peduncu- 
Ds'as'in 
Sister 
latuni) 
Ds'alo 
Eire 
Deregen 
Nest fern 
Dsalngnae 
Light 
( Asplenium 
Ts'umo 
Smoke 
nidus) 
Dabil 
Water 
Burumyaba 
Tree fern 
Waril 
Stream 
Nuta 
Eig-tree 
Ts'arra 
Earth 
Ts'unbul 
Araucaria 
Buran 
Air or wind 
BiUm 
Parrot 
Burugara 
Sea 
Gey era 
Cockatoo 
Gurna 
Bain 
Guranam 
Kangaroo 
Teraba 
Hail 
Bara 
Eemale kan- 
Maral 
Lightning 
garoo 
Mugara 
Thunder 
Giriwon 
Small kan- 
Noen'gagan 
Summer 
garoo 
Yigilgan 
Winter 
Garil 
Wallaby 
Nguno 
Night 
Kupi 
Opossum 
Yaragal 
Evening 
M eyi 
Dog 
Gilen 
Moon 
Ngalgal 
Dingo 
Bigi 
Sun 
Binkin 
Turtle 
Mir i gin 
Star 
Bundsim 
Native cat 
Yabma 
Arm 
Guralbang 
Brown snake 
Yeren 
Beard 
Mundulkun 
Death adder 
Dandara 
Breast 
Burin 
W asp 
Wo wul 
Chin 
Kuts'ge 
Honey 
Binne 
Ear 
Kobae 
Smallest bee 
Mil 
Eye 
Tsalumban 
Black bee 
Gutnti 
Elbow 
Ts'unbara 
Ely 
Gaudn 
Blood 
Gulalung 
Ant 
Tsiribetn 
Bone 
Giwerong 
White ant 
Mum kul 
Eist 
Bingking 
Beetle 
Many words are taken 
form, 6.q . — 
from the English 
in a mutilated 
Buredn, 
bread 
Bullae, ox 
Tseruse, 
trousers 
Dimer, steamer. 
Waimerigen (white Mary), an 
English lady 
Many other words have evidently been received from the German 
as it is spoken by the Low German farmers — e.g ., ya wul, yes, yes (ja 
wohl) ; adyoe, good bye ( adieu ). Some words have only been invented 
