FL661673

Status: Complete

16.

Warragu, limestone	Ngawang a shrub whose leaves
Warruga, to help	resembles that of the Gumtree, only
Yamma, the green wild	is of a darker & livlier green. It
pear tree	winds itself round trees & brings
Tullubi, A little shrub	fine blue flowers.
with very small leaves resembling	Mar, The small of the back
our slow bushes.	[indecipherable]
Yullong, a shrub resembling willows	Dagunmar, grave.
or rather between willows & slows	Dabbugarra, to bury
(called greek waddle.)	Ngurargarra) to snore
Mingar, a root, almost round or)	anna)
oblong	Babbirra, to sing
Badding, a root of a longish kind)	Babbildain, singer
both eaten by Natives)	Winnangadurinya, to
Buggal, a plant of the reed kind	Winnangadurinya, to
resembling the N. Zealand flax	reflect, meditate
Buggang, a pending [indecipherable]	Gulgong, the top of the
twig with longish leaves of a	head
species of gum trees	[words crossed out]
Kallagang, a little plant	[words crossed out]
of rather tastless berries (eaten	[words crossed out]
by the Natives) fruit & leave resembling	Derri, grey hairs
somewhat the olive [word crossed out]	Gullai, netting.
Durrugarra, to track, trace.	Dillangarra, to shake
Birrian, a large kind of grubs	Yullubirgen, rainbow
found in the ground & in old trees	Yawarra, to watch
eagerly eaten by the Natives.	mind, care

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