ENFL661669
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14.
| Gumbinya, to bathe | Birrindaimallain, to meet |
|---|---|
| Ubbunginya, to dive, to | (each other |
| under the water | Ngullubal) place of assembly |
| Bambinya to swim | Banbal) |
| Barambummaya, to wake, | Irroworala, unquestionable |
| Marraingubirra, to exchange | Udagarbinya, I listened |
| Giarra, to frighten | Birandi, from |
| Guggabarra, to boil | Gunnangalang, a long way, |
| Karbarra, to sew | far distant |
| Bingal, needle | Birundi from far |
| Bandar, Kangaroo | Dadindu buoge? Where do |
| Willei, opossum | you come from? |
| Ngurain, Emu | Baldagan,, Old woman |
| Bangamarra, to break | Nguban, husband |
| Gurrugana, to put on, | Baddangal, married man |
| to dress | Gurragalgarra, to finish |
| Ballubungarra, to extinguish | Wannabana, to leave |
| put out the fire, light | Yannabayarra, to send |
| Burral, bed | Wabban) Messenger |
| [words crossed out] | Wabbon.) |
| Dirrangal, lazy | Yullawanna to stretch |
| Irambannang, no teeth | out the arms |
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