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Indgang soft, slow, meek, submissive.
Ingamarra, To unloose, take off.
Ingang, A kind of locust, making a hissing noise
Ingar, Lobster.
Ingel, Ill, poorly.
Ingian, Like, similar.
Ingianbirra, To cause a similarity, resemble.
Ingiannanna, To resemble, be like.
Ira, Gills
Irabar, Deep, high
Iradda, Day time, day. lit: in the sun.
Iraga, Spring.
Iragunganna, To clean the teeth.
Iragur, Souer, bitter, unpleasant (like unripe fruit)
Iraidurai, Morning star, Day star.
Irambang, Steep, danerous.
Irambannang, Toothless.
Irambarranna, To show the teeth.
Irambin, A kangeroo tooth.
Iramir, Precipice, steep declivity.
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