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Aug 19, 2022 shayes Apr 20, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL661822 Baddangal, A married man. Baddarra, To bite. Badia, Relative, aunt, (especially used by the young] (for an older relative. Badyan, The little finger. Baggadirrar, Small, thin, trifling. Baggai, Shell, Spoon Baggandar, A sore with the skin off. Baffia, A bad spirit Baggirngan, Relative, cousin. Baggur, Arm. Baggaraia, Convalescent, revived, refreshed. Baggaraiabang, Strong, industrious. Baggurngan, Young man (second stage) Bai, Step, vestige. Baiamai, Nat: deity/ Baibaddi, Venereal. Baibian, Twins. Baigur, Earring &c. Baiabaia, Empty. Bainbanna, To be out of reach. Bainbanirra, To be unable to reach.	FL661822 Baddangal, A married man. Baddarra, To bite. Badia, Relative, aunt, (especially used by the young] (for an older relative. Badyan, The little finger. Baggadirrar, Small, thin, trifling. Baggai, Shell, Spoon Baggandar, A sore with the skin off. Baffia, A bad spirit Baggirngan, Relative, cousin. Baggur, Arm. Baggaraia, Convalescent, revived, refreshed. Baggaraiabang, Strong, industrious. Baggurngan, Young man (second stage) Bai, Step, vestige. Baiamai, Nat: deity/ Baibaddi, Venereal. Baibian, Twins. Baigur, Earring &c. Baiabaia, Empty. Bainbanna, To be out of reach. Bainbanirra, To be unable to reach.

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