FL661917

Overview Transcribe Versions Help

Here you can see all page revisions and compare the changes have been made in each revision. Left column shows the page title and transcription in the selected revision, right column shows what have been changed. Unchanged text is highlighted in white, deleted text is ~~highlighted in red~~, and inserted text is highlighted in green color.

2 revisions	shayes at Jun 20, 2022 04:59 AM	Compared with
Jun 20, 2022 shayes Apr 20, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL661917 Gurban, Narrow, a small opening. Gargumarra, To embrace. Garibuowallanna, To boil over, run over. Garibuowarra, To be too full, run over. Gariwang, Eastwind. Garngan, Very strong. Garra, To be (auxiliary) Garra, To have a cold, cough. Garrabaral, Very thirsty. Garraigal, Palm of the hand. Garraindyung, Survivor (of a brother) Garran, A little hook to draw out grubs with. Garrang, Gum of the pine used to poison the spear. Garrangarran, Thorn. Garranggarramarra, To triple. Garrangarrang, Tripling. Garranggar, The breaking of wind. Garranggarmarra, To break wind. Garra, Marsh. Garrunmarra, To slip.	FL661917 Gurban, Narrow, a small opening. Gargumarra, To embrace. Garibuowallanna, To boil over, run over. Garibuowarra, To be too full, run over. Gariwang, Eastwind. Garngan, Very strong. Garra, To be (auxiliary) Garra, To have a cold, cough. Garrabaral, Very thirsty. Garraigal, Palm of the hand. Garraindyung, Survivor (of a brother) Garran, A little hook to draw out grubs with. Garrang, Gum of the pine used to poison the spear. Garrangarran, Thorn. Garranggarramarra, To triple. Garrangarrang, Tripling. Garranggar, The breaking of wind. Garranggarmarra, To break wind. Garra, Marsh. Garrunmarra, To slip.

FL661917

2 revisions

FL661917

FL661917

State Library of New South Wales transcription tool

Help transcribe and make accessible significant cultural heritage of NSW and beyond.