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Jun 17, 2022 shayes Apr 20, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL661944 v Dungin, The sleeping ground between two fires v Duganna, To draw (water) [indecipherable] v Darrangarbanna, To walk to & fro v Dulwarra, To [indecipherable] out, press out v Dondomirin[letters crossed out]nmiriamal, Snail v Diggar, Sneezing v Dallarnai, Bed, any thing boarded or laid over. v Darraiyarrang, A Nat: herb (comb like) bearing the fruit gummai v Dannambandanna, To be knotty, raffled. v Dirambawanna, v Dugguai babbinya, To be on the dying bed, not to get up again, To be done for, not to recover v Dindadinda, Rough, uneven, not finished. v Dindabarra, To make smooth, take the roughness off. v Dinmae, War, battle. v Dallannrong, A young person that is still growing, child, v Dangal, Shelter, covering roof. v Dan, A variety or orders, too much at once, confusion, difficulty v Dalman, Garen, a place of plenty	FL661944 v Dungin, The sleeping ground between two fires v Duganna, To draw (water) [indecipherable] v Darrangarbanna, To walk to & fro v Dulwarra, To [indecipherable] out, press out v Dondomirin[letters crossed out]nmiriamal, Snail v Diggar, Sneezing v Dallarnai, Bed, any thing boarded or laid over. v Darraiyarrang, A Nat: herb (comb like) bearing the fruit gummai v Dannambandanna, To be knotty, raffled. v Dirambawanna, v Dugguai babbinya, To be on the dying bed, not to get up again, To be done for, not to recover v Dindadinda, Rough, uneven, not finished. v Dindabarra, To make smooth, take the roughness off. v Dinmae, War, battle. v Dallannrong, A young person that is still growing, child, v Dangal, Shelter, covering roof. v Dan, A variety or orders, too much at once, confusion, difficulty v Dalman, Garen, a place of plenty

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