User:Samwilson/Noongarpedia/K entries

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 * 1) Yes

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 * 1) Perhaps

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 * 1) Perhaps someone ate it and went away

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 * 1) Friend

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 * 1) Two

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 * 1) Two

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 * 1) White man or spirit

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 * 1) Is the fire made or not?

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 * 1) Having fire

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 * 1) Boomerang
 * 2) Fire
 * 3) Porpoise

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 * 1) Is the fire blazing or not?

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 * 1) To fall down

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 * 1) Give me fire

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 * 1) Went

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 * 1) To fall down

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 * 1) At home, at my camp

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 * 1) Children

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 * 1) Mother's brother

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 * 1) Enough

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 * 1) Again

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 * 1) Again

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 * 1) Sing (or say) it again

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 * 1) Husband or wife

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 * 1) Directly

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 * 1) Truly

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 * 1) I hear you, I have ears

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 * 1) Or
 * 2) or [6, 9, 14 (f)(j)(u)]; crab [13]

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 * Eh, really?

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 * 1) wood; fire [4 (b)]

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 * 1) A species of snake
 * 2) a species of snake, the black snake [4];
 * 3) very venomous snake [9]

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 * 1) a abbreviation of kangal [4]
 * 2) An abbreviation of Kangal

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 * 1) Charcoal

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 * 1) charcoal [4]

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 * 1) crested grebe [18 (w)]

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 * 1) eh? really? [4]

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 * Eh, really? Do you speak the truth? Sometimes also used as an affirmation

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 * 1) eh?; verily?; do you speak the truth? [4]

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 * 1) A species of spider

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 * 1) sparrow hawk [19]

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 * 1) A species of fish called the cobbler
 * 2) a species of fish called the cobbler [4]

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 * 1) formerly; any time previous/ago [9]

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 * 1) The red tailed species of black cockatoo

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 * 1) cave (hole of any sort) [19]

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 * 1) A species of duck
 * 2) a species of duck [4]

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 * 1) enough [4 (b), 6 (a), 9]

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 * 1) A word denoting that a number of natives are going to hunt kangaroo ; yuwart-a kaa-bo wat-to", off to kill kangaroo"; or "ngal-a-ta, watto kaabo", &c., &c

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 * 1) hunt kangaroo in a party, to [4, 6 (a), 9]

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 * 1) play [11]

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 * 1) Clay, yellow

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 * 1) Feather

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 * 1) Head
 * 2) head [2, 10 (o)(s)]; hair [3 (a)]; hair of the head [1];
 * 3) hill [10 (s)]
 * 4) Mountain

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 * 1) Mountainous country

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 * 1) Hill

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 * 1) Hair

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 * 1) Hillock

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 * 1) rain [10 (j)]; water [10 (j)(r)]

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 * 1) thirsty [10 (j)]

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 * 1) perhaps [14 (f)(u)]

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 * 1) perhaps I will go [14 (f)(u)]

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 * 1) perhaps someone ate it and went away [14 (v)]

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 * 1) rain [10 (r)]

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 * 1) belly [3]

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 * 1) sorcerer [9]

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 * 1) bleak; open; exposed [9]

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 * 1) rain; water [10 (h)]

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 * 1) drink [10 (h)]

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 * 1) moon, waxing, second quarter [9]

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 * 1) stomach [10 (f)]

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 * 1) hand, palm [3]

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 * 1) thirsty [10 (r)]

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 * 1) long tailed goanna [13]

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 * 1) a hammer [4 (a)]

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 * 1) not understanding; ignorant [6]

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 * 1) tomahawk [10 (e)]

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 * 1) understand, not to [9]

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 * 1) ghosts [10 (j)]

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 * 1) ghosts [10 (d)]

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 * 1) cut with an axe, to [9]

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 * 1) white man [10 (e)]

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 * 1) soul, the [6][9]; a spirit [6]

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 * 1) black boy gum/resin [5][9]; a strong gum [6]
 * 2) hammer [4 (a), 6, 9]; hatchet [9]; stone axe [5];

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 * 1) basalt [9]

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 * 1) one [10 (t)]
 * 2) one [16]

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 * 1) The native dance.  This word is principally used to the south of Perth

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 * 1) a native dance [4]

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 * 1) green cranberries [11 (a)]

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 * 1) dance [9]

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 * 1) spear, war [10 (q)]

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 * 1) come [16]

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 * 1) fire [15][16]

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 * 1) cook [16]

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 * 1) fire [10 (k)]

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 * 1) camp [10 (k)]

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 * 1) head [10 (k)]

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 * 1) to remember [16]

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 * 1) head [15][16]

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 * 1) spider orchid [16]

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 * 1) Surprise or pleasure (expression of)

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 * 1) surprise or pleasure (expression of) [14 (f)(u)];
 * 2) yes (monkbeelven) [3]

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 * 1) water [13]

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 * 1) to cut; to separate; distant; far off [4 (e)]

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 * 1) Mother

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 * 1) Yes
 * 2) yes [13][14 (f)(u)]

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 * 1) good; very good [14 (i)]
 * 2) North-east

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 * 1) Cold
 * 2) mother [14 (i)(m)(o)]; no [14 (f)(j)(u)]
 * No

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 * 1) rain (east) [13]

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 * 1) possum (red rock) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) spearwood bush [13]

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 * 1) timber country [11 (a)]

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 * 1) the black wattle, gum produced by tree [4 (e)]
 * 2) The black wattle; the gum produced by the tree

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

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 * 1) Boomerang
 * 2) boomerang [10 (s)(u)]

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 * 1) boomerang [23]

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 * 1) boomerang maker [23]

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 * 1) Boomerangs

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 * 1) Teal duck
 * 2) teal duck [25]

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 * 1) One
 * 2) one [2][4][6][10 (d)(e)(g)(l)(m)(n)(q)(s)][14 (n)][15]

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 * 1) few, a [2]

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 * 1) the dead [4 (b)]; dead [9]

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 * 1) Kingfisher

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 * 1) rain (east) [13]; rain [10 (s)]; water [10 (s)][13]

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 * 1) drink [10 (s)]

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 * 1) water, to drink [2]

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 * 1) thirsty [10 (s)]

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 * 1) Water
 * 2) water; rain [10 (u)]

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 * 1) Rain

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 * 1) Drink
 * 2) drink [10 (u)]

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 * 1) yesterday [10 (d)]

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 * 1) white man or spirit [14 (b)(cc)]

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 * 1) the rump [4]
 * 2) The rump; as "kakum kotiay", bone-rumped; an approbrious term

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 * 1) rump [6][9]

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 * 1) frog [13]

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 * 1) bone rumped, an opprobrious term [4]
 * 2) Bone-rumped

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 * 1) east [4 (b)][9]

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 * 1) ready; readily [23]

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 * 1) ready [24]

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 * 1) hurry [23][24]

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 * 1) Fire

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 * 1) Fire sparks making

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 * 1) As "Gabba kallung" water standing in a rock, and therefore warm

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 * 1) a gun; (literally) fire & smoke [4 (b)]

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 * 1) to still the wind by an enchantment [4]
 * 2) To still the wind by an enchantment; as "maar kalbyne"; also to charm

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 * 1) A sharpe edge, as the edge of a knife

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 * 1) The stick for pulling down the banksia cones; "mumgyte burrang-midde"

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 * 1) a species of frog [4 (b)]

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 * 1) sweeping the earth with a bough [4]
 * 2) Sweeping the earth with a bough; "bood jore injarin-ween"

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 * 1) crested tern [18 (x)]

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 * 1) A species of fish, the mullet
 * 2) the mullet [4]

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 * 1) a country, firewood [4]; camp [10 (e)(f)(r)]
 * 2) A fire; figuratively a country; a property in land
 * 3) fire [4][5][6][9][10 (e)(f)(i)(o)];

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 * 1) A firestick.  The other compounds of Kalla are formed in the same manner

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 * 1) very warm or hot [4]

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 * 1) a property in land [4]
 * 2) A property in land; as "nganya kalleep" my land; also used to express a knowledge of localities

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 * 1) Hot, burning

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 * 1) hot; burning [4]

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 * 1) burnt; heat burnt [4 (b)]

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 * 1) flame; the tongue of the fire sits [4 (b)]

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 * 1) flower, Chorizema [9]

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 * 1) Always, ever, continually
 * 2) always; ever; continually [4]

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 * 1) fire [14 (v)]; boomerang [17]

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 * 1) give me fire (matches) [14 (a)(v)]

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 * 1) having fire [14 (v)]

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 * 1) duck, wood [10 (q)]

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 * 1) charm by a spell, to; still the wind by enchantment, to [9];
 * 2) to exercise some charm; to curse bad weather [6]

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 * 1) Sea mullet

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 * 1) lizard, Iguana, green [9]

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 * 1) crook for pulling down banksia flowers [4][5][9];
 * 2) spotted nightjar [18 (w)]; bird, goatsucker, Eurostopodus [9]
 * 3) still; yet [9];

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 * 1) river, King [3 (a)]

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 * 1) frog species [9]

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 * 1) bird, satin [9]

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 * 1) bird, grebe, crested, Podiceps cristatus [9][18 (w)]

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 * 1) boomerang [10 (d)]

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 * 1) ant, lion, Formica maxima [9]

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 * 1) sweep, to [9]

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 * 1) To peep sideways at anything

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 * 1) bird, swallow, sea, tern [9]; crested tern [18 (x)]

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 * 1) fish, mullet [5][9]

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 * 1) mullett [7]

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 * 1) flame of fire [6]

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 * 1) flame of the fire [4]
 * 2) The flame of the fire

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 * 1) The flame of the fire

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 * 1) wounded mortally [9]

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 * 1) cinders; embers [9]

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 * 1) sparks of a fire [4]
 * 2) Sparks of the fire

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 * 1) land, property in [9]

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 * 1) fire-stick [4][5][9]; stick [5]; fire-brand [9]

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 * 1) charcoal [9]

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 * 1) warm; fiery [9]; hot [6][9]; burning [6]

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 * 1) yellow; bright yellow [9]

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 * 1) burning; hot [6]

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 * 1) warm, applied to water; hot [9]; warm [6]

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 * 1) hot water [6]

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 * 1) burning (hot) [9]

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 * 1) heat [10 (o)]

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 * 1) hot; warm [9]

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 * 1) wound mortally, to [6]

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 * 1) ones own country, home, or fire [12]

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 * 1) Afternoon

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 * 1) ant, lion [6]

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 * 1) emu [10 (a)][18 (t)]

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 * 1) acquainted with country or people; property in land [9];
 * 2) knowledge of people and localities [6]

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 * 1) deadly [6]

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 * 1) heat [10 (g)]

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 * 1) at home; at my camp [14 (j)]

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 * 1) Blue pigeon
 * 2) blue pigeon [25]

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 * 1) heat [10 (l)]

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 * 1) always [6][9]; ever; continually [9]

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 * 1) know, (I dont) [10 (d)]

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 * 1) a neice [4]

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 * 1) a queen [4]
 * 2) Green

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 * 1) fruit [9]

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 * 1) green, colour [9]

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 * 1) Mother
 * 2) One
 * 3) one [10 (u)]; hollo!; ho! [4]
 * 4) sun

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 * 1) To move unsteadily, as a ship

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 * 1) A wing, the gill of a fish

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 * 1) A species of centipede
 * 2) a species of centipede [4]

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 * 1) To bring up, to vomit

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 * 1) to move unsteadily (as a ship) [4]

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 * 1) An uncle

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 * 1) The east

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 * 1) the south-west [4]

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 * 1) to kick [4 (b)]

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 * 1) adorned; shining; clean; glittering [4 (b)]

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 * 1) burned; sufficiently cooked [4 (b)]

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 * 1) To tread, to step, to walk on the toes
 * 2) to tread; to step; to walk on the toes [4]

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 * 1) Or not

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 * 1) gill of a fish; wing [4][9]

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 * 1) centipede [5]

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 * 1) eyelash [4 (b)][9]

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 * 1) heavy; weighty [9]

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 * 1) spew, to [9]; to vomit [4][6][9]; to bring up [4]

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 * 1) camp [10 (q)]

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 * 1) sidle along, to; to steal; creep on game [9];
 * 2) to creep; to steal on game [6]

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 * 1) brother-elder [10 (e)]

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 * 1) bird, kingfisher, Halcyon sanctus [9];
 * 2) sacred kingfisher [18 (x)]

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 * 1) Kangaroo mice
 * 2) kangaroo mice [25]; mouth [13]

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 * 1) one [10 (h)(p)(r)]

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 * 1) light [10 (q)]

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 * 1) kangaroo, female [9]

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 * 1) sacred kingfisher [18 (x)]

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 * 1) Mother's brother

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 * 1) east [9]; sunrise [6]

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 * 1) a species of fly; the native dance [4 (b)]
 * 2) straight; in a direct line [9];

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 * 1) kingfisher [5]

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 * 1) Large blue kingfisher
 * 2) large blue kingfisher [20]

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 * 1) Mother's brother
 * 2) uncle [5][9]; mothers brother [14 (j)(r)]; father-in-law [9]

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 * 1) insect, fly species [9]

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 * 1) is it true? [6]

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 * 1) eh? [9]; verely?; is it so, or not? [6]

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 * 1) indeed; in truth [9]

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 * 1) welcome swallow [18 (w)]; bird, swallow, Hirundo [9]

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 * 1) ghosts [10 (o)]

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 * 1) south [9]

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 * 1) day [10 (b)]

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 * 1) thumb [13]

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 * 1) adorned [9]

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 * 1) bird, kingfisher, Halycon sanctus [9]
 * 2) sacred kingfisher [18 (x)];

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 * 1) kingfisher [12]

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 * 1) god [10 (u)]

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 * 1) give it all [4 (b)]

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 * 1) tree, Jacksonia sternborgiana [9]

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 * 1) crab [13]

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 * 1) Look out, take care, mind

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 * 1) little quail [18 (c)]

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 * 1) Fern, the species of it found in Australia

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 * 1) A species of water fowl, the mountain duck.  The Nogoinjucks are said to be these birds transit rmed into men

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 * 1) see gar-bung [4]

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 * 1) A part or portion, generally half

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 * 1) To pierce,  to pass clean through

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 * 1) to pierce; to pass clean through [4]

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 * 1) Between, amongst
 * 2) between; amongst [4]

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 * 1) a species of ant [4 (b)]

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 * 1) A species of eucalyptus (red gum)

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 * 1) A younger brother

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 * 1) A species of guana

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 * 1) Thin, bony, without fat; "we-jool cotiay lar-ra"
 * 2) thin; bony; without fat [4]

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 * 1) a brother, neither eldest nor youngest [4]
 * 2) A brother, neither the eldest nor the youngest of a family

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 * 1) To marry, to carry off a wife

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 * 1) Two, a pair

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 * 1) two [4][14 (g)]; a pain [4]

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 * 1) to clean; rub for the purpose of cleaning [4]

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 * 1) To clean, to rub for the purpose of cleaning; makes in the preterite "kargallyreu lina"; in the participle present "kargallyre un-een"

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 * 1) Clean
 * 2) clean [4]

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 * 1) To cut
 * 2) to cut [4]

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 * 1) a species of crayfish [4]

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 * 1) a small species of hawk [4 (b)]

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 * 1) look out; take care; mind [4]

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 * 1) cobbler (sea) [19]

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 * 1) fine; bright; sunshine [4 (b)(d)]

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 * 1) Again, more
 * 2) again; more [4]

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 * 1) To return hither again (Garro-·yool)
 * 2) to return hither again [4]

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 * 1) fleshy-footed shearwater [18 (b)]

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 * 1) hair of the head [19]

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 * 1) groper [19]

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 * 1) insect, spider [3][4][5][9]

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 * 1) spiders web [3]

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 * 1) Again up look

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 * 1) cockatoo, red-tailed black [4][5][9]

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 * 1) fish, cobbler [5][9]

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 * 1) I went (a little time ago) [14 (f)(u)]
 * 2) I went (a little while ago)

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 * 1) yesterday [10 (q)]

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 * 1) had a mosutache a long time & shaved it [11 (a)]

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 * 1) Evening

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 * 1) yesterday [10 (l)]

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 * 1) I went (yesterday)
 * 2) I went (yesterday) [14 (f)(u)]

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 * 1) cockatoo, red-tailed black [23][24]

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 * 1) fern [5][9]

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 * 1) mountain duck [4 (b)][18 (x)]

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 * 1) Two

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 * 1) Between
 * 2) between [14 (f)(u)]
 * 3) half of anything; a part of anything; portion of anything [4][9];

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 * 1) cut right through, to [6]

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 * 1) black ant [22]

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 * 1) between; among [9]; amongst [6]

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 * 1) ant, small species [9]

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 * 1) Eucalyptus species red gum  [4][7]

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 * 1) younger (middle) brother; younger brother [4][9]

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 * 1) Iguana (generic)
 * 2) lizard, large black [9]; a species of guana [4]

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 * 1) lizard, Iguana, long-tailed [9]

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 * 1) shiver in pieces, to; to break off or in pieces [9];
 * 2) to break in piece [4][6]; to shiver [4]

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

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 * 1) in; into; inside [23]

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 * 1) enter [23]

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 * 1) lean [9]; thin; small [6][9]

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 * 1) younger (middle) brother [9]; middle brother [5][9]

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 * 1) brother-younger [10 (n)]

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 * 1) A married or betrothed person
 * 2) husband [5][6][9][14 (j)]; married man [9];
 * 3) Wife or husband
 * 4) wife [5][6][9][10 (e)(f)][14 (j)]; betrothed; married [4][6]

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 * 1) carry off a wife, abduct, to; to steal a wife; to marry [9];
 * 2) to; to marry; to take a wife [6]

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 * 1) to carry off a wife by violence; to marry [4]

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 * 1) brother-younger [10 (o)]

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 * 1) Wife or husband
 * 2) wife or husband [14 (r)]

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 * 1) fish species [4 (b)][9]

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 * 1) Perth going to or not?

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 * 1) clean [9]

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 * 1) clean, to [9]

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 * 1) bird, hawk, lizard-eating, Ieracidia berig. [9]

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 * 1) brown hawk [18 (c)(w)]

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 * 1) cobbler (fish) [23]

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 * 1) wind, south-west [9]

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 * 1) warm [24]

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 * 1) yes [10 (t)]

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 * 1) Fire
 * 2) fire [10 (s)(t)(u)][22]; wood [10 (s)]

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 * 1) burn [23][24]

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 * 1) crow [10 (q)];
 * 2) fire [4 (b)][10 (b)(d)(g)(h)(l)(m)(n)]; camp [10 (m)]

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 * 1) camp [10 (s)]

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 * 1) camp; fire [10 (p)]

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 * 1) crow [10 (a)]; fire; flame [23]

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 * 1) firewood [23]

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 * 1) fork [23]

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 * 1) boomerang [24]

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 * 1) water [10 (q)]

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 * 1) hill [10 (a)]

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 * 1) hot [23]

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 * 1) spiders moustache [11 (a)]

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 * 1) really; truly; true [9]

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 * 1) indeed; in truth; really; truly; true [9]

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 * 1) march fly [22]

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 * 1) belching [9]

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 * 1) foolish [4 (b)][9]; weak [4 (b)]

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 * 1) mutton fish [19]

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 * 1) truly [14 (f)(u)]

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 * 1) fat [10 (q)]

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 * 1) fat [10 (b)]

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 * 1) shame [22]

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 * 1) to make; to fashion (applies to the spear) [4 (e)]

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 * 1) behaviour; manner [9]; conduct [6][9]

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 * 1) well-behaved [6][9]; civil [9]

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 * 1) mountain [16]

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 * 1) troublesome [6][9]; tiresome [9]

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 * 1) Cockatoo, black, (with a) red tail
 * 2) red-tailed black cockatoo [12][13][18 (x)]

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 * 1) that is it [6][9]; it [9]; that will do [6]

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 * 1) that is it [6][9]; it [9]; that will do [6]

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 * 1) long-tailed goanna [22]

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 * 1) crab, a [5][9]

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 * 1) fish, (generic) [10 (i)]; karri [23]

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 * 1) karri [11 (a)][13]

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 * 1) blunt, as a knife [9]

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 * 1) wind, south-west [9]

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 * 1) warm [23]

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 * 1) bowels [10 (a)]

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 * 1) yesterday [10 (i)]

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 * 1) today [10 (b)]

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 * 1) yesterday [10 (h)]

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 * 1) anger; angry; rage; vengeance; wrath [23]

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 * 1) quarrel [23]

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 * 1) peace [23]

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 * 1) savage; fiendish [23]

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 * 1) curse; hiss [23]

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 * 1) fierce; tyrant; tyranny [23]

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 * 1) enemy; fierce fellow [23]

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 * 1) shout (fierce talk) [23]

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 * 1) grumble [23]

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 * 1) clear, as water [9]

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 * 1) insect, scorpion [9]

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 * 1) head [10 (t)][22]

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 * 1) head [10 (i)(o)][19, 23]; hill [10 (d)(i)(m)][23]

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 * 1) hat; headdress [23]

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 * 1) mad [23]

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 * 1) hair (on head) [23]

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 * 1) skull [23]

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 * 1) fool [23]

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 * 1) foolish [23]

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 * 1) memory [23]

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 * 1) clever; wise: and see Dongerboola [23]

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 * 1) remember; thought [23]

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 * 1) know; knowing; listen; think [23]

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 * 1) deaf [23]

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 * 1) learn [23]

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 * 1) head [10 (d)(g)]; hill [10 (o)]

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 * 1) groper (fish) [23]

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 * 1) spear (large groper) [23]

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 * 1) night [2]

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 * 1) yesterday [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) boast [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) grumble [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) nostrils [3][3 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) scorpion [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) skull; head [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) A hammer, a hatchet
 * 2) a hammer; a hatchet [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a few [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to frown [4 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The head, a hill, the top of anything

Xxxx

 * 1) to listen; to attend [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a mountain [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) the mountains [4 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the brain [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) night [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) To understand, to know, to reflect

Xxxx

 * 1) mind!; take care [9]; fix the attention upon; to mind [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) to understand; to know; to reflect [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of guana
 * 2) a species of guana [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) camp [10 (d)]; head [10 (l)(m)(n)]; hill [8][10 (c)]

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) I hear you, I have ears [14]

Xxxx

 * 1) old man [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) head man turn against the others [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) dark [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) spiders on your back [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hair of the head; head; hill [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hand [10 (r)]; head [4][5][9][10 (e)(f)(h)]; hair [3][3 (b)];
 * 2) head of anything [6]
 * 3) hill [3][5][9][10 (e)(h)]; top of anything [4][6][9];

Xxxx

 * 1) the flame of the fire [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Grey headed
 * 2) grey-headed [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) fair-headed [4]
 * 2) Fairhaired. "Tdon-dain"

Xxxx

 * 1) fair haired [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) the hair curling about the head [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) hair of the head [5][6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) the hair hanging about [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) hair, rolled up method of wearing [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) bald headed [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) mountains, the [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) The hair of the head

Xxxx

 * 1) a hairstyle-the hair is rolled up [4]
 * 2) The hair of the head rolled up in the way the natives wear it

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) Bald head

Xxxx

 * 1) mountain [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) the hair of the head [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) my head is turning round & round [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) head is turning round, my [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) greyheaded [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) grey-haired [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) hesitate, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) The brain

Xxxx

 * 1) black haired [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) hill [10 (f)]

Xxxx

 * 1) know, (I dont) [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hesitate, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) lizard species, small [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) musk duck [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fetch, to [9]; to carry [9 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hear, to; to understand [6][9]; to reflect [9]; know [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) know secretly, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) know, not [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) know, not; not to understand [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) night [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) few, a [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Parrakeet
 * 2) parrakeet [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) father-in-law [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) Amuse, to

Xxxx

 * 1) abdomen [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) wife [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) chest (thorax) [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) aunty [21]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang  [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) weak [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) Very warm or hot

Xxxx

 * 1) toe [1]

Xxxx

 * 1) wrincled (sic)? [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) one [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) porpoise [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) feathers [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) rain [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) proud of my new axe [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a small species of hawk [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) spear, war [10 (u)]; spear [22]
 * 2) War-spear

Xxxx

 * 1) smoke [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to get nothing [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) There is no one
 * 2) there is no one [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) little black ant [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead and buried [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) smoke [10 (i)]

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of pelican [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) smoke [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Heat
 * 2) heat [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) one [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) one [8, 10 (c)(i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) water [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) drink [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) rain [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) thirsty [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) spear, hunting [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) spear [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) the dead [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) porpoise; boomerang [14 (z)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Plover
 * 2) plover [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) Cheek

Xxxx

 * 1) kick [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) (I have been) sitting enough, (will) go away

Xxxx

 * 1) enough [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) (I have been) sitting enough, will go away [14 (t)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) plenty [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) water [21]

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) goanna [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) smoke [10 (d)(e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) muscles [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) canoe [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) roasting (for) [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) a northern word for emu [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) no; not; nothing [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A small species of snake
 * 2) a small species of snake [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) the curved weapon for throwing [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of edible vegetable food [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) an emu [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A northern word for an emu
 * 2) yes [10 (d)(e)(i)(l)(o)(s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) An acclamation of surprise and delight; sometimes of gratitude
 * 2) an exclamation of suprise & delight [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) sick [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [10 (t)]

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) teal [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * No
 * 1) no [10 (u)]; yes [10 (t)]
 * No, not, nothing
 * 1) Tongue

Xxxx

 * 1) one [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) name of native [17]

Xxxx

 * 1) running water [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) swallow [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) thunder [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) brackish water [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) water, fresh [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) to rain [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (p)(r)]; can; could [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) ships [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) slippery - ground, spear, etc. [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) ships [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) canoe [10 (m)]; ship [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) to kill; to rend with the spear [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) night [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) dark [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) insect, cricket [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) and; too; also  [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) night-time [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) and; also; too [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [10 (o)]

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) flies, march [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) spear, war [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, hawk species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of water fowl; the Dedar oke family, a branch of the Ngotacks, are said to be these birds transformed into men
 * 2) a species of waterfowl [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, coot [9][18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The pudenda
 * 2) the pudenda [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Australian goshawk [18 (c)];
 * 2) collared sparrow hawk [18 (bb)]

Xxxx

 * 1) night [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) the freshwater tortoise [4 (b)]; tortoise [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree martin [18 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) grass [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Acacia species black wattle  [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [10 (e)(p)]
 * 2) The curved weapon for throwing

Xxxx

 * 1) ant, lion, Formica maxima [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) sergeant ants [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) seargent ant [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) plover [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) smoke [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) tortoise, fresh-water [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) turtle [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) small grey lizard [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) karry [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Enough, sufficient
 * 2) enough, sufficient [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) stars [3 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) clay [11]; one [4]
 * 2) One

Xxxx

 * 1) nothing to stop for [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) rice [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sargent ant (sic) [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) dark; night [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) quick; speedily [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) dark; night [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) go quickly [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) light [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Just before daylight - when the bird calls commence
 * 2) just before daylight - when the bird calls [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) night [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (h)(k), 23]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) day [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) beard [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sun [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) beard [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) eat [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sit, (to sit) [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) moon [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) I (first person) [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sit [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) cold [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) blood [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) food [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) mother [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) teeth [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) teeth [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) breasts [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-elder [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-younger [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) cockles [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) I (first person) [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) know, (I dont) [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) see, (to see) [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) blood [10 (b)(l)(m)]; brother - elder [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sweet [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, Casuarina species [9]

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) pelican [10 (b), 18 (j)]

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-elder [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) beard [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) eat [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fly [10 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) camp [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bone, birds wing (straw) [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Secretly, hidden; as "kopin-ejow", to hide

Xxxx

 * 1) Stealthily, silently; as "ukoteyan-now", to steal upon a person or thing

Xxxx

 * 1) sleep [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) friend/protector - applied to animal/vegetable [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) to beguile [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A root used for food by the natives : resembles the warran
 * 2) an edible root, resembles warran [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a hammer [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Festering
 * 2) festering [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a tuft of feathers worn as an ornament [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) high; lofty [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The tea tree, or paper bark tree
 * 2) the tea-tree, or paper-bark [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To deceive, to lie
 * 2) to deceive; to lie [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) deceitfully [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Deceitfully

Xxxx

 * 1) the youngest of the family [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A flea, a louse, vermin
 * 2) a louse; a flea; vermin [4][5][9];
 * 3) a verb denoting motion in general [4]; to move [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) The south-west wind

Xxxx

 * 1) go thou (from kool) [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the opossum [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) To void the excrement

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of crawfish

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of craw-fish [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) The bowels, dung, excrement

Xxxx

 * 1) short hair [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Sleep

Xxxx

 * 1) To make a noise like the "gat-dara", a steamer
 * 2) to make a noise like the steamer [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) pregnant [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Shells in general
 * 2) shells in general [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) some time ago [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a sack; a bag [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The name given in the Murray River district to the Nagar-nook family
 * 2) the name given to the Murray River district [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To carry in a bag
 * 2) to carry in a bag [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a bone [4]
 * 2) Abone

Xxxx

 * 1) stealthily [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) bony [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) the chest [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Thin, bony

Xxxx

 * 1) A bag
 * 2) a bag [4]; motion (general) [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) a favourite; a darling [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) wife [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The stomach
 * 2) the stomach [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) betray, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) decoy, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [5][6][9]; the belly [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) decoy, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [10 (m)]; belly [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) pregnant [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) abdomen [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) pregnancy [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) belly [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) five [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) tomahawk [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tomahawk [10 (i)(o)(p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) today [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) schnapper [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) chop [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) tomahawk [10 (d)(h)(m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) axe [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) tomahawk [10 (g)]; axe [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) chip [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) schnapper [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) chop [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) throw little bones away [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tomahawk [10 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to drink [4 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) May [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) come on [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) ambush, in [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) ambush, to lie in [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) head [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hakea [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) head [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) roots, edible [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Tomahawk
 * 2) tomahawk [10 (u), 11]

Xxxx

 * 1) fire [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) curved stick to kill birds [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [10 (j), 16]

Xxxx

 * 1) musk ducks [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) hammer [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) Stone axe or hammer

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) four [10 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sea urchin [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) emu bush [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) place where are broad leaved sea urchin [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, Jacksonia prostrata [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) festering [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) high [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) sheep (adopted name from NW); but see ba-ba [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) wood [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bulbs growing in the ground [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) feathers, tuft of [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) A tuft of feathers worn as an ornament

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) go to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) The Hottentot fig
 * 2) the Hottentot fig, a Mesembryanthemum sp. [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) The leaves of the Hottentot fig

Xxxx

 * 1) the leaves of the Hottentot fig [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) The hip
 * 2) the hip [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A name
 * 2) a name [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) melt, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) heat [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) go on or forward, to [6][9]; to proceed [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) depart, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) departing [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) fig, large, Hottentot, Mesembryanthemum sp.; fruit [9];
 * 2) large fig tree [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) fig, leaves of [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) name, a [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, tea-tree, small, low ground [5][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, paperbark, small [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) camp; fire [10 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) mosquito [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A verb denoting motion in general

Xxxx

 * 1) Wattle tree

Xxxx

 * 1) pound, to; beat to powder [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) flower, Pattersonia occidentalis [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Dark
 * 2) dark [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) possum [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Mother's brother

Xxxx

 * 1) void the excrement, to [4][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) crawfish [9]; crayfish [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) insect, scorpion [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) the bowels; excrement [4][5][9]
 * 2) void the excrement, to [9]; dung [4][9];

Xxxx

 * 1) thunder [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) thunder [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) south [15][16]

Xxxx

 * 1) uncle [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) the shoulder [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Mother's brother

Xxxx

 * 1) Mother's brother
 * 2) mothers brother [14 (b)(f)(k)(m)(p)(w)(y)(z)(aa)(bb)(cc)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Father in law (uncle)
 * 2) Mother's brother
 * 3) Uncle
 * 4) uncle [21]; mothers brother [14 (a)(d)(i)(n)(o)(q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) scrub [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird nest [11 (a)]
 * 2) Cave

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) To lie, to deceive

Xxxx

 * 1) to laugh [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) boobook owl [18 (bb)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of water fowl.  Dton-dar-upo are said by the natives to be these birds formed into men
 * 2) a species of waterfowl [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) lad [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) woodbug; body louse [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) The young of the kardar; "dardar nuba"

Xxxx

 * 1) The youngest
 * 2) the youngest [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) The youngest brother of a family
 * 2) the youngest brother of the family [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a boy [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) to lie; to deceive [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To beat incessantly
 * 2) to beat incessantly [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) spinning opossums hair [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Spinning opossum's hair

Xxxx

 * 1) successful in killing lots of game [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) short [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of waterfowl [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of waterfowl

Xxxx

 * 1) cockatoo, black (white tail) [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) A root used for food by the natives
 * 2) an edible root [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a large edible root [4]
 * 2) A root eaten by the natives, of a very large size

Xxxx

 * 1) anus [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) to break wind [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) good [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sleep [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hungry [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) robin red breast [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) companion; friend [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) friendly [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Brother younger
 * 2) brother-younger [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) robin [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-younger [10 (e)]

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-younger [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (s)(t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two blacks [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of tea tree
 * 2) a species of tea-tree, the Casuarina [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) sorry [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) fatigued [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) four [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tomahawk [10 (b)(l)(o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) I (first person) [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a bone [4 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two blacks [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) swan [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) two; second [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) double [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) humerous [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) drink, (to drink) [10 (g)]

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) sheep [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) to go [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The hip, the hip joint

Xxxx

 * 1) wild fruit [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) to cough [4]
 * 2) To cough*

Xxxx

 * 1) sea [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) the hip; the hip-joint [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To kick, to strike with the foot
 * 2) to kick; to strike with the foot [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) two people who are man & wife [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) swamp banksia [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) mist; fog [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) walk, (to walk) [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wild turkey [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) baby [10 (o)]; young man [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) children [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) children [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) baby; children [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) boy [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) son [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) family [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) born [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Pleiades

Xxxx

 * 1) wombat [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) louse [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Stomach
 * 2) stomach [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) To walk
 * 2) young man [10 (k)(s)]; baby [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) swan [4][10 (l)(m)(o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) swan [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Boy (child)
 * 2) children [10 (e)]
 * 3) Son (child)

Xxxx

 * 1) children [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) baby [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) children [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) crush [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) bark [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Night

Xxxx

 * 1) dung; night; heavy; big [4]
 * 2) Heavey, big

Xxxx

 * 1) To make water; also the bladder
 * 2) to make water; also the bladder [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) opossum [15][16]
 * 2) possum [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) possum [4][10 (d)(e)(j)(k)(l)(m)(r)(s)(t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) opossum [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) broad [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) urine [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) possum [10 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Excrement
 * 2) excrement [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A path, or beaten way

Xxxx

 * 1) Successful in killing plenty of game

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of snake
 * 2) a species of snake [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of Zamia growing near coast [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of zamia growing near the coast

Xxxx

 * 1) Young grass just springing up after a burning.  "Gee-ne-toong-koondail" is often used in compound words to represent anything pointed like grass; as "da koondail" the tongue
 * 2) young grass springing up after a burning [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of marsupial rat
 * 2) a species of marsupial rat [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A sore, a bile
 * 2) a sore; a bile; the chest [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) The chest

Xxxx

 * 1) to cough; to move the chest quick [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) To dream
 * 2) to dream [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) to thunder or rend the clouds [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a cloud [3 (a)][4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of fish
 * 2) a species of fish [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of acacia very abundant on the banks of estuaries; it produces a great quantity of gum in the summer months
 * 2) a species of Acacia [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) back [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) perspiration [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a path or beaten way; the shoulder [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a young woman who has attained puberty [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A young woman who has attained the age of puberty

Xxxx

 * 1) white-necked heron [18 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to dung [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A kind of noolburn
 * 2) a kind of wool-burn [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) crayfish [10 (n)(o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) jilgie (small freshwater lobster) [23][24];
 * 2) the crayfish [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) big [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Joints

Xxxx

 * 1) spine; body; back (of body): see bookarla [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) spine marrow [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) baby [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) excrement [10 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) limp; loose; soft; softly; tender [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) charcoal [4 (b)]

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) sleep [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hide, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of fly [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A small bird

Xxxx

 * 1) jackass (black and white) [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) apart; separately [4 (e)]; married person [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) Sniveling with cold or fear

Xxxx

 * 1) shivering with cold or fear [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) bay schnapper [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of opossum [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) stinkwood [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) butcher bird [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) mountain duck [7, 18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) motion of the bowels; eyes [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) walk, (to walk) [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) anywhere; everywhere [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) nowhere [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) duck, mountain [23][24];
 * 2) red-tailed black cockatoo [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) short [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) round (as opposed to flat) [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [12]

Xxxx

 * 1) Heart
 * 2) heart: and see Ngorna [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) fond [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) sad: but note Koord-warra [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) marriage law [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) sorrow; sorry: but note Koord wackine [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) husband; lover [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) red root - edible [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) duck, black [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-younger [10 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the scrub; low bush [12 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of opossum

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The heart
 * 2) wife [10 (k)]; the heart [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wife [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) an island [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) glad [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) contented; glad; happy; joy; kind; etc. [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) skin bag carried by women on their backs [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) health; healthy; well [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) scrotum [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) one [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bag [24]; skin bag [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) one (counting) [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to jump [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Manna

Xxxx

 * 1) Eagle, little

Xxxx

 * 1) thunder [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) frog (bull, underground) [23]; a species of frog [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) weary [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sleep, to [9]; sleep [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) hidden [4][9]; secret [9]; secretly [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) secrete, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) To hide

Xxxx

 * 1) Sleep
 * 2) sleep [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Again

Xxxx

 * 1) go back [25]
 * 2) Turn back

Xxxx

 * 1) again [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [10 (s), 19]

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) the native dance [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Apart, separately; "walluck-walluck"

Xxxx

 * 1) sing (or say) it again [14 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, magpie, Craciticus tibicen [9 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fat; stout [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Husband
 * 2) husband [14 (a)(b)(d)(i)(m) (n)(o)(q)(cc)]
 * 3) Wife or husband
 * 4) wife [13][14 (a)(b)(d)(i)(m)(n)(o)(q)(cc)];
 * 5) Women (wife or husband or lover)

Xxxx

 * 1) Husband or wife
 * 2) husband [14 (f) (k)(p)(z)(aa)(bb)]
 * 3) Wife or husband
 * 4) wife [10 (g)(h)(j)(r)(w)(y)(aa)][14 (f)(k)(p)(z)(aa)(bb)];

Xxxx

 * 1) wife [10 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) just now [4 (b)]
 * 2) the sign of the preter-perfect tense - has [4 (e)];

Xxxx

 * 1) do you understand? [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) crab [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) shells, sea-shells [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) short [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) last [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) he went some time ago [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) barnicles [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) big [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) shelter (mia-mia) (sic) [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) fungus, edible, ground, red, sweet, juicy [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) flower, Anigoznthus, tall, green-flowered (kangaroo paw) [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) bowels; stomach [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Hungry
 * 2) hungry [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) belly [3 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Go Back
 * 2) go back [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) Bremer Ranges

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) spring [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) fly (small) [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) husband [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) apart; separate [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) separately; apart [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Wife

Xxxx

 * 1) wife [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A bone; also (derivatively) hard, forcibly
 * 2) a bone;(also derivatively) hard, forcibly [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) thin; bony [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) bone [5][9]; backbone [9]; a bone [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) head; hill [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bony [6][9]; thin; lean [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) lean; thin; bony [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) flower, Chrysorhoe nitens [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) island [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) uncle [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) strong [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of Olea [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) eyes [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) short [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) wife [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to tell truth [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) come; here [4]; voice [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) A young sister
 * 2) a young sister [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) steep; a precipice [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To laugh
 * 2) to laugh [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To swim
 * 2) to swim [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Water
 * 2) water [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) swim, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) swim, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, parrot, screaming, Trichoglossus [9];
 * 2) purple-crowned lorikeet [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) daughter [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) middle sister [5]
 * 2) sister-younger [10 (f)(n)]; younger middle sister [9];

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, broom, Viminaria denudata [5][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Parrot, Redbreasted Rosella
 * 2) tree, broom, Viminaria denudata [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) laugh; laughter [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) water [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) diaphragm (midriff) [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) fly [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) five [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) fog [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) red ant [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) To shiver, to break in two

Xxxx

 * 1) two [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) opossum, gray [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) opossum, black [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) Bleak, exposed

Xxxx

 * 1) bleak; exposed [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) sleep [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wide [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) plant, sweet-scented, Leptospermum august. [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) tea-tree species - used for spears and found in swamps [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) one [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) breasts [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two blacks [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) come on [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) moon, phase of [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) Two
 * 2) two [10 (d), 14]

Xxxx

 * 1) two blacks [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Two

Xxxx

 * 1) Two

Xxxx

 * 1) 2-2 = 4
 * 2) four (repetition of the word for 2) [14]

Xxxx

 * 1) musk ducks [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, goatsucker, small, black, Aegotheles [9];
 * 2) owlet-nightjar [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) louse [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of swan [4]; black swan [9]
 * 2) A species of swan.  The family of the Balar-okes are said to owe their origin to the transformation of these birds into men

Xxxx

 * 1) banded handrail [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) To fall down

Xxxx

 * 1) To fall down
 * 2) to fall down [14 (i)(q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) heat [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) camp [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Camp
 * 2) camp [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to fall down [14 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) western magpie [18 (v)]

Xxxx

 * 1) butterfly [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) cough, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) cough, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) cough, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) Coming

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) hungry [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hip [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Penguin
 * 2) penguin [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) emu [10 (b)][18 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) ear [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Brown dancing hawk
 * 2) Crow (white eye)
 * 3) crow, white eye; brown dancing hawk [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) children [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) heat [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) small lizard [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) white crow [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) baby [10 (d)]; brother-younger; sister-younger [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) children [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to fall down [14 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) mullet [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Children
 * 2) children [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie lark [18 (v)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Black duck
 * 2) duck, black [10 (u)]

Xxxx

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

Xxxx

 * 1) Magpie lark
 * 2) magpie lark [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) fog; mist [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) The season which follows "Gil-ba", and is followed by that of "Beroke" (about October); "mungyte-backan-een", i.e. the mungy te eating season
 * 2) the season which follows Jilba [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A niece

Xxxx

 * 1) A root eaten by the natives; it is a species of koo-roo-ba
 * 2) an edible root. a species of koo-roo-ba [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) possum,large grey, Phalangista vulpina [9]; opossum [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) neice [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) night [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) guess [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) cousin [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Owl

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) owl; mopoke [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) fish species [9]; the flat fish [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) squirrel [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) little [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) blue creeper [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) bladder [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) Mother
 * 2) mother [10 (i)(o)(t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) grandmother [21]

Xxxx

 * 1) fresh meat; just killed [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) heavy [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Slow, awkward, inagile
 * 2) slow; awkward; clumsy [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) ornament, possum fur band for the head [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) welcome swallow [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) South
 * 2) the southwest [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) sacred kingfisher [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) swallow [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) centipede [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) wing [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, Zamia species, growing near the coast [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) dream, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) dream, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) thunder, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) cloud [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) throwing stick [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) rat, marsupial species, bandicoot  [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) blood, coagulated, from a wound; chest;  matter from a sore; mans breast [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) crumb; soft inside of anything; seed; grass, young, just springing after burning [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) woman, unmarried, having reached puberty [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) perspiration [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) east [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) path; track; way [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) boy; young (one) [13]; young dingo [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) mosquito [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) possum [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) band, opossum hair worn around head [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) charcoal [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) iguana, racehorse [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of frog [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) formerly [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Anger, rage, passion
 * 2) anger; rage; passion [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) clean; white [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) flower (purple creeper), Kennedia hardenbergii [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of ant [4 (b)]; ant, small species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) cold [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) I went (an indefinite time ago)

Xxxx

 * 1) insect, fly species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) hawk [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) creeper, purple (Kennedia) [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) swan [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) I went (an indefinite time ago) [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) frost [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) goanna, race horse (or iguana) [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) roots, edible [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) to cut up [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) shiver with cold or fear, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) grog [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) wattle gum [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) cold [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Belching, eructating

Xxxx

 * 1) belching; eructating [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) frog species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) children [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) heart [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) an exclamation of suprise, astonishment [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) cockatoo, red tail [17]

Xxxx

 * 1) afternoon [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) red ant [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) shield [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, Acacia species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) semen container [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) eye [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) before: but see inadgart [23][24]
 * 2) long ago [24]; yesterday [10 (t)(u)];
 * 3) Yesterday

Xxxx

 * 1) long ago; years ago [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) lungs [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) bustard [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) fruit [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) heart [1]3

Xxxx

 * 1) shag [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) root of flag [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) probably similar to got [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bag [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) Night
 * 2) night [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hungry [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hungry [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) head [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Dark, darkness

Xxxx

 * 1) Dusk

Xxxx

 * 1) dark; night [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bobtail goanna [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) Iguana (with long tail, but like yooern)

Xxxx

 * 1) have [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) kangaroo paw (flower) [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Small hawk
 * 2) small hawk [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) heart [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) Water

Xxxx

 * 1) water [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Before

Xxxx

 * 1) Yes
 * 2) yes [4][6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) a small species of kangaroo [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Good
 * 2) good [14 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Very good (Esperance)

Xxxx

 * 1) very good [14 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Australian raven [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) good [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) Directly

Xxxx

 * 1) He has just died

Xxxx

 * 1) he just died [14 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) kangaroo, small species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) ant, small species [4 (b)

Xxxx

 * 1) a small species of ant [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) good [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) brush kangaroo [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) good [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) swamp hen; coot [12 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the nut of a Zamia species [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a bone [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Bone

Xxxx

 * 1) Collar bone

Xxxx

 * 1) before [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Directly

Xxxx

 * 1) sheoak [13]
 * 2) Sheok

Xxxx

 * 1) A name
 * 2) a name [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) the hip [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, Casuarina species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) hip [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of marsupial rat [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Bandicoot, Pig
 * 2) bandicoot; pig [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) Duck, Grey or black

Xxxx

 * 1) Assault, to

Xxxx

 * 1) Daughter

Xxxx

 * 1) hide; escape [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) steal [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) crawl [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) shark [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) porpoise [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) lie (a) [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) bandicoot [15][16]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of a Zamia tree, nut of  [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) brush kangaroo [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) wait [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) good [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) good [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) a good place [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) good place [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wallaby [15][16]

Xxxx

 * 1) soul, the [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) coast wallaby [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) dung [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wild fruit [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of acacia very abundant on the banks of estuaries; it produces a great quantity of gum in the summer months
 * 2) see koon-eet [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) snake, very venomous [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) sand plain [12]

Xxxx

 * 1) excrement [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fruit [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Seeds, of plants

Xxxx

 * 1) soul, the [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) mullet [15][16]

Xxxx

 * 1) Kangaroo, brush

Xxxx

 * 1) overhanging flesh near the navel of fat people [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [4 (b)][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) this (like this) [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) a crooked stick [4 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) ground parrot [18 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [9][10 (j)]; emu [9 (e), 18 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) nothing [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) snake, small [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) ship, a [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [24]

kyk
✅

Xxxx

 * 1) spear [3 (a)]

kylegut
✅

Xxxx

 * 1) the part under the ear [4 (b)]

kylee
✅

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [10 (f)(h)(k)(n)]

kyli
✅

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [6]

kylie
✅

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 * 1) Boomerang
 * 2) boomerang [10 (g)(i)][20][24 (Perth dialect]

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 * 1) Teal
 * 2) teal [20]

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 * 1) woman (sweetheart) [15][16]

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 * 1) one [6]

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 * 1) soul, the [6][9]; spirit [6]

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 * 1) a father [4 (b)]

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 * 1) father [9]

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 * 1) water [3 (a)][6]

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 * 1) see kaa-bo [4]

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 * 1) See Kaa-bo

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 * 1) water [9]; water in some place [6]

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 * 1) water [4]

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 * 1) to rain very slightly; to drizzle [4]

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 * 1) Boomerang
 * 2) boomerang [20]