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| [words crossed out] | Ngúrongbung - Night [crossed out] Afternoon Evening |
|---|---|
| Migge - - lightening | Irebang - Day [crossed out] [indecipherable] |
| Murruberai - Thunder | Yurai - Sleep. |
| Gibir - Man | [word crossed out] Durang - Bark |
| Inar - Woman. | Win - Fire. |
| Burai - Boy | Gadal - Smoke |
| Inargang - A little Girl | Dagunbil - Dirty fellow |
| Deribang Old Man | Din - Meat |
| Mugin - Blind [words crossed out] | Wige - Bread |
| Madan - Tree, Wood | vegetables |
| Buguin - Grass. | Karro -- Mackpy |
| Wallang - Stone | Wagan - Black Crow |
| Babin - Father | Ngawa - Yes |
| Gune - Mother | Yalu - Yes |
| Galmain - Brother afterborn | Wirai - No |
| Gagang - Brother firstborn | Marong - Good |
| Ngurang - lamp. | Tullubul, strait. |
| Dagun - Ground, Soil | Tulubang -- Soul |
| Diran - Mountain | Gin - - Heart |
| Billa - River | Ginnemarra, To lead |
| - | Ginnemaldain - Leader |
| - | Wallui - Young [indecipherable] |
| - | [indecipherable] |
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