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v Wannammiadyarra, To want no more, not to care
about, to forgive.
v Wallan, Flat, even, smooth
v Wallagai, The base or tracked place of a tree where
the bark has been stripped.
v Walbang, Thin bark, rind.
v Wirrhau, Sloping [indecipherable]
v Wombalwamballa, Frilly, ragged
v Widyalang, An infant that can not yet move about
v Wiang The part just behind the [word crossed out] temples.
v Wiarguatir, Fog
v Wambong A constellation
v Williria, A Nut; seed (sharp edged, cutting)
v Wawae, A very great kind of fish, monstrous
water animal
v Wirgain, Belonging to the air, in the air.
v Wangal, Matted together, (as hair
v Warrandhain, A crying fellow, Peevish
v Warriwarri (diran) A long ridge, chain of mountains