User:Samwilson/Noongarpedia/C entries

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 * 1) The soft sound C does not occur in the commencement of any word in this language, and but rarely; in the terminating syllable of some words, as in the word "Gwab-ba-litch"

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 * 1) come [2]

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 * 1) come here [2]

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 * 1) broom or stinkwood [7]

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 * 1) rain day [11]

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 * 1) welcome swallow [18 (v)]

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 * 1) water [7]

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 * 1) water; rain [8 (N)]

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 * 1) belly [7]

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 * 1) belly [3 (a)]

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 * 1) slip; slide [8 (E)]

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 * 1) slip; slide [8 (N)]

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 * 1) frog [8 (N)]

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 * 1) ghosts (soul) [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) spear [8 (N)]

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 * 1) spirit; immortal or soul [8 (E&N)]

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 * 1) need, to [8 (N)]

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 * 1) Borrow

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 * 1) cover oneself, to; wrap oneself up [8 (N)]

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 * 1) suffice; to be enough [8 (E)]

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 * 1) sneeze, a [8 (E)]

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 * 1) grease; fat from an animal [8 (N)]

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 * 1) yes [8 (E)]

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 * 1) yes [8 (E)]

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 * 1) a fire [11 (a)]

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 * 1) The number "one"
 * 2) the number one [20]

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 * 1) teal (red breast) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) sieze [24]

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 * 1) fire [8 (E)][10 (c)]; hearth; district [8 (E)]

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 * 1) outsider; foreigner [8 (E)]

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 * 1) ignite (the fire) [8 (E)]

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 * 1) burn, to [8 (E)]

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 * 1) magic, a kind of [8 (N)]

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 * 1) whiting [3]

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 * 1) go this way or that, to [8 (E)]

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 * 1) magic, a kind of [8 (E)]

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 * 1) chestnut teal (also grey teal) [18 (v)]

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 * 1) march flies [11]

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 * 1) Where a battle took place between Quaalup tribe and Jarramungup

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 * 1) uncle [8 (N)]

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 * 1) tread underfoot [8 (E)]

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 * 1) kick, a [8 (N)]

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 * 1) tread underfoot [8 (N)]

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 * 1) insect, centipede [9]

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 * 1) together; jointly [8 (E)]

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 * 1) vomit, to [8 (N)]

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 * 1) mouse [8 (E)]

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 * 1) side or girth of body [8 (E)]; to vomit [8 (E)]

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 * 1) peach tree, quandong [21]

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 * 1) stomach [8 (N)]

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 * 1) bag, skin [8 (N)]

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 * 1) surely; safely [8 (E)]

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 * 1) salt; anything bitter [8 (N)]

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 * 1) native turnip  [7]

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 * 1) dance; festive occasion; singing [8 (E)]

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 * 1) to growl [11]

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 * 1) corroboree [8 (ENN)][10 (c -ENN)]

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 * 1) Thunder

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 * 1) tender; soft; not lasting long [8 (N)]

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 * 1) water; rain [8 (E&N)]

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 * 1) drown someone, to [8 (N)]

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 * 1) drown someone, to [8 (E)]

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 * 1) come down in floods, to; heavy rain [8 (E)]

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 * 1) water [8 (N)][10 (c)]

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 * 1) come down in floods, to; heavy rain [8 (N)]

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 * 1) spider [8 (E)]

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 * 1) coastal bush containing bardies [22]

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 * 1) Australian goshawk [18 (v)]

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 * 1) previously; some time before; long time ago [8 (E)]

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 * 1) angry; bad tempered [8 (E)]

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 * 1) angry; bad tempered [8 (E)]

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 * 1) car-spider, barkine-rubbish in gulley [11 (a)]

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 * 1) tree with middle burnt out [11 (a)]

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 * 1) urge, to [8 (N)]

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 * 1) something coming down hill (listen & hear) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) spirit from the mating of land & sea eagle [20]
 * 2) Spirit from the mating of land and sea eagles

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 * 1) black cormorant [18 (v)]

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 * 1) long tail goanna (good  as fish) [11 (a), 21]

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 * 1) into [24]

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 * 1) enter [24]

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 * 1) into [24]

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 * 1) edible root, fruit found near Jerramungup [21]

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 * 1) black faced cuckoo-shrike [18 (v)]

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 * 1) crabs [24]

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 * 1) termite egg in its last stage [20]

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 * 1) Termite egg in its last stage

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 * 1) cobbler (cobler) [24]

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 * 1) something in a lake (listen & hear) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) spoonbill [11 (a)]

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 * 1) Fire
 * 2) fire [11][20]

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 * 1) laugh [11]

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 * 1) to make a fire [11]

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 * 1) ful blaye? [11]

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 * 1) to make a bushfire [11]

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 * 1) Fire bark
 * 2) fire bark [20]

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 * 1) kill inside out of same [11]

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 * 1) fire [2]

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 * 1) plenty [2]

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 * 1) throwing a boomerang [11 (a)]

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 * 1) fire [24]

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 * 1) fork [24]

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 * 1) hot [2]

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 * 1) creek; skipjack [11]

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 * 1) cook food [11]

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 * 1) a headache [11 (a)]

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 * 1) evening [24]

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 * 1) husband or wife [8 (N)]
 * 2) spouse [8 (N)(NNN)][10 (c - NNN)];

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 * 1) torn, reduced to rags [8 (N)]

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 * 1) kind of onion [11 (a)]

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 * 1) black cockatoo (red tail) [11 (a)]; black cockatoo [20]
 * 2) Black cockatoo see also cur-rah

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 * 1) Red tailed black cockatoo se]e also carrack

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 * 1) red-tailed black cockatoo [18 (v)]

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 * 1) bush fire [11 (a)]

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 * 1) Head
 * 2) head [11, 20]

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 * 1) clear hills [11]

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 * 1) Literally "silly head" - old fool
 * 2) silly head - old fool [20]

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 * 1) fool [24]

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 * 1) silly [24]

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 * 1) head, the [17]

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 * 1) think [24]

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 * 1) deaf [24]

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 * 1) learn [24]

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 * 1) "Racehorse Goanna" or monitor lizard
 * 2) racehorse goanna or monitor lizard [20]

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 * 1) head [24]

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 * 1) hat [24]

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 * 1) hair on head [24]

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 * 1) skull [24]

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 * 1) groper [24]

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 * 1) spear, large fishing [24]

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 * 1) a headache [11 (a)]

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 * 1) twisted; winding [8 (N)]

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 * 1) angry [24]

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 * 1) fierce [24]

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 * 1) head [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) understand, to; to listen; to hear [8 (E)]

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 * 1) understand, to; to listen; to hear [8 (E)]

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 * 1) remember [24]

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 * 1) hair of the head [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) slowly; leisurely [8 (N)]

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 * 1) break, to; smash [8 (N)]

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 * 1) thread, cord, made from possum wool, braid [8 (N)]

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 * 1) lame; to limp [8 (N)]

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 * 1) fall, to; tumble [8 (N)]

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 * 1) head, top of hill [8 (E)]

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 * 1) understand, to; to listen; to hear [8 (E)]

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 * 1) hill [8 (E)][8 (ENN)][10 (c - ENN)]

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 * 1) carry, to; take from one place to another  [8 (E)]

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 * 1) hair [8 (E)]

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 * 1) middle ones [11]

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 * 1) straighten,to or direct [8 (N)]

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 * 1) laugh, to [8 (E)]

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 * 1) laugh, to [8 (E)]

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 * 1) laugh, to [8 (E)]

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 * 1) root, eaten [2]

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 * 1) yes [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) a lot of louse [11 (a)]

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 * 1) beak, birds [8 (E)]

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 * 1) wing of a bird [10 (c - ENN)]
 * 2) wing of a bird [8 (ENN)]

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 * 1) dance [11]

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 * 1) sun [2]

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 * 1) squeaker [13]

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 * 1) sun [10 (s)]

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 * 1) honey eater [11 (a)]

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 * 1) sun [10 (k)]

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 * 1) crawfish [2]

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 * 1) grass [2]

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 * 1) white man [15][16]

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 * 1) squeaker [21]

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 * 1) jarrah [21]

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 * 1) squeaker [22]

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 * 1) sister-elder [10 (q)]

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 * 1) long tailed goanna [13]

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 * 1) squeaker [13]

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 * 1) buffaloe bream (sic) [11]

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 * 1) grass hoppers [11]

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 * 1) spear wood malley [11 (a)]

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 * 1) foot [22]

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 * 1) A baby
 * 2) baby [10 (u)]

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 * 1) woodpecker [11 (a)]

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 * 1) foot [8 (ENN)][10 (c - ENN)]

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 * 1) wind from the north [2]

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 * 1) fat [2][10 (k)(s)]

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 * 1) one [8 (E)]

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 * 1) foot [21]

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 * 1) little white seagull [11 (a)]

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 * 1) Bird (Generally)
 * 2) bird (generally) [25]

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 * 1) Birds nest
 * 2) birds nest [25]

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 * 1) grass [10 (k)]

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 * 1) Grass
 * 2) grass [10 (s)]

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 * 1) collar bone [7]

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 * 1) king [13]

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 * 1) grass [10 (t)]

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 * 1) king parrot [18 (z)]

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 * 1) Foot
 * 2) foot [2][10 (s)(u)][11]; track of foot [10 (u)]

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 * 1) sole [11]

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 * 1) Track of a foot

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 * 1) toes [7]

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 * 1) all [8 (E)]

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 * 1) all [8 (E)]

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 * 1) ghosts [10 (e)]

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 * 1) king fisher [11 (a)]

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 * 1) foot [13]

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 * 1) run away [11]

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 * 1) grass [10 (k)]

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 * 1) dig up red orchids that they eat [11 (a)]

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 * 1) smoke [8 (E)]

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 * 1) Hair
 * 2) hair [20]

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 * 1) jarrah [13]

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 * 1) silver eye [13]

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 * 1) Australian pipit [18 (m)]

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 * 1) Fat
 * 2) fat [10 (u)]

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 * 1) native cherry like a quandong [11 (a)]

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 * 1) bird [11 (a), 13]; wood duck [10 (s)]

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 * 1) straightaway; soon [8 (E)]

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 * 1) tree, Eucalyptus robusta [8 (E)]

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 * 1) man, white [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) longtailed brown lizard with yellow belly [11 (a)]

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 * 1) honeysuckle [11 (a)]

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 * 1) honeysuckle [11 (a)]

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 * 1) grass, autumn season [8 (E&N)]

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 * 1) crayfish [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) see [8 (E)]

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 * 1) foot, to see [8 (E)]; foot [10 (c)]

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 * 1) blind [8 (E)]

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 * 1) foot, track of [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) baby [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) tear; to tear [8 (E)]

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 * 1) new  [8 (E)]

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 * 1) See

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 * 1) male emu
 * 2) male emu [20]

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 * 1) ant [8 (E)][10 (c - ENN)]

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 * 1) lightning [8 (E&N)]

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 * 1) mark, to mark [8 (E)]

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 * 1) male emu

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 * 1) eagle hawk flying onto the nest [11 (a)]
 * 2) moon tracking kangaroo made a mark... [11];

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 * 1) white-brested sea-eagle [18 (v)]

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 * 1) Sea eagle
 * 2) sea eagle [20]

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 * 1) Place of sea eagles nest; a place on the Gardiner River downstream from Quaalup
 * 2) place of sea eagles nests; a place on the Gardiner River [20]

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 * 1) fish hawk [11 (a)]

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 * 1) foot, track of [10 (s)]

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 * 1) foot, to see [8 (N)][8 (NNN)][10 (c - NNN)]

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 * 1) star; name for stars in general [8 (E)]

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 * 1) star [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) star [10 (s)]

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 * 1) stars [10 (k)][11]

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 * 1) star [2]

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 * 1) catfish [11]

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 * 1) white man [10 (j)]

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 * 1) exchange [23][24]

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 * 1) mosquito [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) see [10 (u)]

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 * 1) to see [11 (a)]

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 * 1) look [22]

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 * 1) small coast bird [11 (a)]

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 * 1) sinew [8 (E)]

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 * 1) fat [8 (E)][10 (c)]; grease [8 (E)]

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 * 1) lot of fat on the muscle of your stomach [11 (a)]

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 * 1) smoke [8 (E)]

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 * 1) blue wren [11 (a)]

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 * 1) see [10 (s)]

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 * 1) bird (generally) [13]; eyebrow [21]

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 * 1) willy wagtail [21]

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 * 1) willie wagtail [11 (a)]

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 * 1) Willy wagtail
 * 2) willy wagtail [20]

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 * 1) willy wagtail [18 (v)]

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 * 1) wagtail; shepherds friend [13]

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 * 1) willy wagtail [22]

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 * 1) shepherd friend [11 (a)]

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 * 1) native cat [22]

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 * 1) baby kangaroo [22]

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 * 1) sister-elder [10 (k)]

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 * 1) sister [11 (a)]

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 * 1) Sister younger
 * 2) sister-younger [10 (u)]

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 * 1) cousin (girl) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) sister-elder [10 (h)]

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 * 1) sister-younger [10 (h)]

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 * 1) Kangaroo in pouch
 * 2) kangaroo in pouch [25]

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 * 1) centipede [11]

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 * 1) hair of the head [10 (h)]

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 * 1) kidneys [11]

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 * 1) hair [2]; hair of the head [10 (k)(s)]

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 * 1) hair of the head [10 (s)]

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 * 1) hair of the head [10 (r)]

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 * 1) hair of the head [10 (d)]

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 * 1) fur [23][24]

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 * no: and see yonadie [23]

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 * 1) hair, of the head [10 (e)]

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 * 1) mushroom [19]

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 * 1) emu tucker [21];  wild cherries [20]
 * 2) sister; cousin of a girl [21];
 * 3) Wild berries

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 * 1) Native cat
 * 2) native cat [20]

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 * 1) sister-elder [10 (d)]

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 * 1) sister-younger [10 (m)]

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 * 1) sister-elder [10 (t)]

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 * 1) sister [23]

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 * 1) native cherry [13]

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 * 1) sister-younger [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) sister-elder [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) bone [10 (t)]

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 * 1) hair [13][21]

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 * 1) needle [23]

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 * 1) bone needle [23]

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 * 1) white man [10 (i)]

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 * 1) nose [2]

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 * 1) hair [11]

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 * 1) kidneys [13]; grass [10 (s)]

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 * 1) Snipe red legs
 * 2) snipe [13]; snipe, red legs [25]

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 * 1) Left hand
 * 2) left hand [25]

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 * 1) left hand [11]

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 * 1) edible [21]

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 * 1) wild tabby cat [11 (a)]

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 * 1) native cat [11 (a)]

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 * 1) cat [13]

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 * 1) joey [21]

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 * 1) kangaroo joey [11 (a)][13]

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 * 1) salt; anything bitter [8 (E)]

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 * 1) ashes [8 (N)]

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 * 1) hernia [8 (N)]

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 * 1) hernia [8 (E)]

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 * 1) hair, hoary in the beard [8 (E)]

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 * 1) white [8 (N)]

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 * 1) dust [8 (N)]

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 * 1) chew [8 (E)]

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 * 1) chew [8 (N)]

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 * 1) feather [8 (E)]

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 * 1) eminence,high land [8 (N)]

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 * 1) beak, birds; a point; sharp end [8 (N)]

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 * 1) eminence; high land [8 (E)]

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 * 1) grass, autumn season [8 (E)]

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 * 1) foot [8 (ENN][10 (c - ENN)]

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 * 1) footprint [8 (E)]

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 * 1) see, to [8 (E)]

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 * 1) find something again [8 (E)]

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 * 1) footprint [8 (N)

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 * 1) devil; evil spirit [8 (E)]

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 * 1) torn; reduced to rags [8 (E)]

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 * 1) convalescent; get better [8 (E)]

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 * 1) better, to obtain; become better [8 (E)]

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 * 1) plover [21]

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 * 1) calf of the leg [8 (E)]

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 * 1) eminence; high land; a point; sharp end [8 (E)]

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 * 1) head; top of hill [8 (N)]

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 * 1) point, to; to aim a weapon [8 (N)]

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 * 1) skin, itchy [8 (E)]

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 * 1) support, to [8 (N)]

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 * 1) spirit, evil or devil [8 (E)]; devil [10 (c - ENN)]

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 * 1) sharpen the end of something [8 (E)]

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 * 1) shim? [11]

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 * 1) itchy skin [8 (E)]

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 * 1) grease, fat from an animal [8 (E)]

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 * 1) scab on a healed wound [8 (E)]

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 * 1) narrow, to; to tighten [8 (E&N)]

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 * 1) sister [8 (E)]

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 * 1) bone [8 (E)]

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 * 1) point, to; to aim a weapon [8 (E)]

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 * 1) guide [8 (E)]

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 * 1) clear water [11 (a)]

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 * 1) Eucalyptus species blue gum [7]

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 * 1) dusk, musk [2]

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 * 1) musk duck [18 (a)]

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 * 1) belly [1]

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 * 1) Possum paunch used for keeping fur for spinning
 * 2) possum paunch used to keep spinning fur [20]

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 * 1) stomach [11, 24]; guts [21]; intestine; tail ones [11]

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 * 1) take inside out of same [11]

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 * 1) fall on your stomach [11 (a)]

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 * 1) belly [8 (E)]

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 * 1) hunger, to be hungry [8 (E)]

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 * 1) belly [8 (E)]

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 * 1) hammer, native hatchet or mallet [8 (E)]

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 * 1) snake [7]

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 * 1) diarrhoea [8 (N)]

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 * 1) diarrhoea [8 (E)]

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 * 1) axe   [24]

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 * 1) tommy hawk (sic) [17]

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 * 1) liar [8 (N)]

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 * 1) liar [8 (E)]

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 * 1) liar [8 (N)]

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 * 1) may [24]

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 * 1) now [8 (E), 8 (ENN)][10 (c - ENN)]

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 * 1) now [8 (E)]

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 * 1) kick, a kick [8 (E)]

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 * 1) rub, quartz [8 (E)]

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 * 1) liar [8 (E)]

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 * 1) tender, soft, not lasting long [8 (E)]

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 * 1) brain [8 (E)]

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 * 1) treat medically [8 (E)]

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 * 1) axe [22]

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 * 1) two [2]

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 * 1) sheep [24]

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 * 1) tomahawk [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) evening [11]

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 * 1) hot day [11]

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 * 1) begin [8 (E)]

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 * 1) young man [10 (p)]

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 * 1) opossum [2]

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 * 1) wide [11]

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 * 1) cuckoo, night [2]; tawny frogmouth [18 (a)]

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 * 1) mopoke [11 (a)]

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 * 1) possum (grey) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) sea shells [11]

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 * 1) squirrel [11 (a)]

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 * 1) shoulders [8 (N)]

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 * 1) excrement [8 E&N)][10 (c)]

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 * 1) entrails, intestines [8 (E)]

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 * 1) mouth of a hut [11 (a)]

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 * 1) uncle [8 (E)]

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 * 1) bandicoot or rat [7]

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 * 1) thunder [2]

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 * 1) Albany shea oak (sic) [11 (a)]; spearwood [11 (a)]

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 * 1) your back to the hut [11 (a)]

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 * 1) red candle-berry [11 (a)]

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 * 1) corrupt matter, discharge from wounds [8 (E)]

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 * 1) stomach [8 (E)]

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 * 1) cranberry [11 (a)]

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 * 1) hatch, (of birds) [8 (E)]

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 * 1) gum from trees [11 (a)]

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 * 1) midnight [11]

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 * 1) sand [7]

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 * 1) magpie [24]

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 * 1) robin red breast [24]

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 * 1) companion; friend [24]

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 * 1) robin [24]

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 * 1) friendly [24]

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 * 1) fond [24]

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 * 1) glad [24]

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 * 1) happiness [24]

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 * 1) Universal call of the native, but that was only the call of the coastal native and an imitation of the cooeyah, a very long legged, short brown frog, which buries itself in the white sand all along the coat and does not extend very far inland.

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 * 1) ho! [3]

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 * 1) A very long legged, short brown frog, which buries itself in the white sand all along the coat and does not extend very far inland.
 * 2) Frog found near the sea
 * 3) frog found near the sea [20]

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 * 1) the number "two"
 * 2) the number two [20]

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 * 1) humorous [24]

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 * 1) two [24]

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 * 1) double [24]

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 * 1) family [24]

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 * 1) blue gum [17]

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 * 1) boy [24]

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 * 1) born [24]

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 * 1) children [24]

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 * 1) western magpie [18 (m)]

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 * 1) magpie [17]

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 * 1) black swan [7]

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 * 1) louse [24]

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 * 1) Australian bustard [18 (v)]; wild turkey [25]

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 * 1) Wild Turkey

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 * 1) swan [10 (p)]

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 * 1) boy [2]

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 * 1) baby [10 (g)(i)(p)]

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 * 1) cherry tree; bitter peach [11 (a)]

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 * 1) crush [24]

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 * 1) Grey possum
 * 2) Possum
 * 3) possum [10 (i)][20][22]

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 * 1) Place of the possum's tail, hill on which Jarramungup homestead is built
 * 2) place of the possums tail; hill on which Jerramungup home is built [20]

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 * 1) Hill on which the house stood

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 * 1) possum, grey, reddish & black [24]

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 * 1) Big or great
 * 2) big or great [20]

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 * 1) make camp [11]

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 * 1) The big spirit

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 * 1) name of native [17]

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 * 1) a lump on the tree where the comel lives [11 (a)]

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 * 1) to make water [11]; urine [22]

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 * 1) running berry tree (bitter seed) [21]

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 * 1) fish [17]

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 * 1) wattle seeds [22]

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 * 1) body, back of [24]

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 * 1) spine marrow (spinal cord?) [24]

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 * 1) name of native [17]

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 * 1) Baby or babies
 * 2) baby or babies [20]; child [22]

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 * 1) native boy [17]

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 * 1) butcher-bird [24]

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 * 1) intoxicated drink [17]

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 * 1) Magpie
 * 2) magpie [20]

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 * 1) Magpies

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 * 1) sad [24]

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 * 1) name of native [17]

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 * 1) Bustard - wild turkey
 * 2) bustard - wild turkey [20]

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 * 1) brush kangaroo moustache [11 (a)]

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 * 1) magpie [22]

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 * 1) wild turkey [22]

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 * 1) heart [22]

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 * 1) green berries [22]

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 * 1) summer berry tree, eaten raw,? vine [21]

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 * 1) Bag
 * 2) bag [20]

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 * 1) joy [24]

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 * 1) miserable [24]

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 * 1) bag [22]

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 * 1) happy [24]

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 * 1) mouth or opening of bag [11 (a)]

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 * 1) gown; rug [24]

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 * 1) Sparrow hawk
 * 2) sparrow hawk [20]

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 * 1) frog, large (bull); underground frog [24]

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 * 1) weary [24]

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 * 1) Baby boy or callow youth

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 * 1) lie down, to sleep [8 (N)]

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 * 1) sleep [2]

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 * 1) sleep, together [2]

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 * 1) belly [8 (E)]

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 * 1) pregnant woman [8 (E)]

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 * 1) full moon [2]

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 * 1) cobler (sic) [7]

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 * 1) throw; to throw [8 (E)]

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 * 1) stomach [22]

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 * 1) tremble; to shiver with cold or fear [8 (E)]

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 * 1) tremble; shiver with cold or fear [8 (N)]

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 * 1) belch, a [8 (N)]

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 * 1) marriage [24]

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 * 1) native girl [17]

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 * 1) lot of wild radishes [11 (a)]

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 * 1) guana, long-tailed [17]

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 * 1) wife [10 (p)]

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 * 1) husband [24]

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 * 1) twist, to [8 (N)]

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 * 1) crab [24]

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 * 1) last [24]

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 * 1) emu tucker (red blossom) [21]

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 * 1) hat, European's [8 (E)]

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 * 1) limpets [11]

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 * 1) yesterday [24]

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 * 1) hips [7]

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 * 1) spouse, husband or wife [8 (E)]; wife (spouse) [10 (c)]

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 * 1) turn around, in opposite direction [8 (E)]

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 * 1) turn around [8 (E)]

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 * 1) boronia [11 (a)]

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 * 1) hail [8 (E)]

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 * 1) belly [2]

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 * 1) pregnant [2]

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 * 1) sting flies [11]

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 * 1) while, (some while since) [2]

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 * 1) while, (long while since) [2]

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 * 1) evening [2]

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 * 1) lot of brush kangaroo [11 (a)]

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 * 1) hawk [2]

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 * 1) fly, small [24]

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 * 1) A love message stick
 * 2) a love message stick [20]; hill [11]

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 * 1) heart [8 (E)]

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 * 1) crouch, to; squat [8 (N)]

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 * 1) distress, to; to worry; agitate [8 (N)]

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 * 1) heart [8 (N)]

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 * 1) Totem
 * 2) totem [20]

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 * 1) two [11]

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 * 1) diver [11 (a)]

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 * 1) a large green frog [11 (a)]

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 * 1) First stage termite egg
 * 2) lice [11]; first stage termite egg [20]

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 * 1) grey lizard (yellow mouth) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) broad [24]

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 * 1) emu feathers for dancer [11]

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 * 1) fore-quarter [11]

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 * 1) back [24]

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 * 1) cough [11]

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 * 1) soft; limp [24]

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 * 1) smoker parrot [11 (a)]

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 * 1) kangaroo skin bag; camp [11]

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 * 1) larger hawk [11 (a)]

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 * 1) red leg snipe [11 (a)]

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 * 1) purple crowned lorikeet [18 (x)]

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 * 1) daughter [24]

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 * 1) honey-eating parrot [22]
 * 2) parrakeet [11 (a)]; purple crowned lorikeet [18 (x)];

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 * 1) groper [11]

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 * 1) a farm?  a kest?? [11 (a)]

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 * 1) fat tailed grubs [11]

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 * 1) island [11]

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 * 1) laughter; laugh [24]

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 * 1) laugh [2]

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 * 1) Green parakeet
 * 2) green parrakeet [20]
 * 3) Parakeet

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 * 1) heart [11]

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 * 1) black wattle [11 (a)]

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 * 1) gum of the red gum tree [11 (a)]

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 * 1) name of native [17]

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 * 1) a lot of bullrushes (giant rushes) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) western magpie [18 (e)]

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 * 1) yes [8 (N)]

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 * 1) pretty; handsomed faced [8 (E)]

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 * 1) corpse; dead person [8 (E)]

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 * 1) corpse; dead person [8 (E)]

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 * 1) scuffle; a skirmish [8 (E)]

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 * 1) wide [24]

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 * 1) fat [24]

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 * 1) Friend
 * 2) friend [20]

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 * 1) Mopoke
 * 2) mopoke [20]

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 * 1) old woman [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) hear [11]

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 * 1) sing [11]

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 * 1) bone [10 (c)]
 * 2) bone [8]

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 * 1) name, small animal [8 (E)]

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 * 1) lame; to limp [8 (E)]

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 * 1) sand [8 (E)][10 (c)]; sandy place [8 (E)]

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 * 1) lame; to limp [8 (E)]

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 * 1) teat [8 (E)]

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 * 1) fall; tumble [8 (E)]

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 * 1) dance; singing [8 (N)]

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 * 1) frog [8 (E)]

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 * 1) father [2]

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 * 1) tail of an animal [8 (N)]

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 * 1) black wattle [11 (a)]

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 * 1) diving hawk; sparrowhawk [11 (a)]

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 * 1) youth, between 12 - 25 years old [8 (E)]

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 * 1) child [8][10 (c)]; small boy [8 (E)]; ant [8 (NNN)][10 (c - NNN)]

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 * 1) birth of a child [8 (E)]

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 * 1) ant [8 (N)]

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 * 1) man, 25 years or older [8 (E)]

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 * 1) children [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) young man [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) possum, female [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) magpie [11 (a)][21]

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 * 1) butterfly [24]

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 * 1) stingaree [11]

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 * 1) seagull (black) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) seagull (black) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) turkey [11 (a)]

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 * 1) throat, gullet, windpipe [8 (N)]

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 * 1) crow (back country) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) walk [8 (E)]

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 * 1) small swamp frog [11]

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 * 1) little grey-yellow lizard (non-edible) [21]

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 * 1) sweep [22]

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 * 1) flea, louse [8 (E&N)]

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 * 1) mullet [24]

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 * 1) Murray magpie [11 (a)]

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 * 1) cut up [11]

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 * 1) possum, male [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) urinate [8 (E&N)]

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 * 1) big [8][10 (c)]; large [8 (E)]; kylees [11]

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 * 1) guess [24]

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 * 1) cousin [24]

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 * 1) urinate, to [8 (N)]

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 * 1) Mopoke (owl)
 * 2) tawny frogmouth [18 (v)]; mopoke (owl) [25]

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 * 1) owl or morepork (sic) [24]

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 * 1) urine [8][8 (E&N)][10 (c)]

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 * 1) green berries [22]

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 * 1) piss [21]

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 * 1) crow (back country) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) eye-lashes [7]

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 * 1) centipede [24]

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 * 1) wing [24]

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 * 1) sweat [8 (N)][8 (NNN)][10 (c - NNN)]

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 * 1) suffice; to be enough [8 (N)]

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 * 1) together; jointly [8 (N)]

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 * 1) understand, to; to listen; to hear [8 (N)]

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 * 1) snipe (little) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) wound [8 (E)]

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 * 1) cough [8 (E)]

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 * 1) thirsty [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) east [24]

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 * 1) one [8 (N)]

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 * 1) alone [8 (N)]

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 * 1) semen [11]

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 * 1) shit [21]

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 * 1) baby boy, girl [21]

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 * 1) listen, to [8 (N)]

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 * 1) soft [24]

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 * 1) throat; gullet; windpipe [8 (E)]

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 * 1) rest [8 (N)]

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 * 1) water hole [11]

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 * 1) sleep [8 (N)]

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 * 1) finger, little [8 (E)]

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 * 1) long time ago [8 (E)]

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 * 1) western magpie [18 (d)]

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 * 1) embrace [8 (E)]

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 * 1) straightaway; soon [8 (N)]

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 * 1) hawk, chicken [24]

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 * 1) wind [7]

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 * 1) any scrub [21]

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 * 1) spirit, immortal or soul [8 (E)]

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 * 1) ignite (the fire) [8 (E)]

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 * 1) embrace [8 (E)]

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 * 1) twist [8 (E)]

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 * 1) any scrub [21]

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 * 1) curled stick, boomerang of Sydney [2]

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 * 1) cockatoo, black [2]; red-tailed black cockatoo [18 (a)]

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 * 1) red tailed black cockatoo [20]

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 * 1) afternoon [24]

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 * 1) red meat ants [11 (a)]

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 * 1) red meat ants [11]

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 * 1) boomerang [22]

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 * 1) shag [11 (a)]

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 * 1) heart [8 (E)]

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 * 1) hair [7]

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 * 1) grey plain lizards [11 (a)]

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 * 1) sigh [8 (E)]

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 * 1) head [7]

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 * 1) bag, skin [8 (E)]

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 * 1) have [24]

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 * 1) rectum [22]