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Ngallaimanbundin | Duyul, hill |
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almost fallen | Wirrai durram barrnna, the bark |
Ngunbangngunbai, few | will not strip. |
Karbagga bundinya yawanna | Daggan, sticky, fast as bark which |
to commit adultery. | not well stripping. |
Gammang, the same as the former | |
Dalgni, trangression (of the law) | Ngaraimbang bunma burgain, To |
Gadarra) to blot out, erase | sharpen the hatchet |
Burramarra) [words crossed out] | Mombal, A shrub with narrow |
Burramarra to loose | leaves & yellow blossoms |
Baddarbanna to kiss | [words crossed out] |
[words crossed out] | Bungambirra, to sweep, soften |
Giwammaldain, angry [word crossed out] | (to iron |
wicked [indecipherable] | Gungambirra, [word. crossed out] to plough |
Munnirganna, to be jealous | Baddambirra, to catch fish |
Gaddagadda) prostitute | Garro, marsh. |
Gaddawira) (trying to tempt a man) | Bambangang, a wish, desire |
Barru, rabbit rat | X Kabbargabang, yellow colour |
Yugge,) | [indecipherable] wet. |
Merri) wild Native dog. | Merribingai, greedy |
Duruin, handle | Ngumbanna, to be nigardly |
Ngong, mark, rut [indecipherable] | Gingal, the stone which |
Dondu, swan | the Natives originally |
Ubu, a species of frogstools, that | used for cutting instead |
dissolves when dry, into yellow dust. | of the hatchet |
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