FL661946

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Jun 17, 2022 shayes Apr 20, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL661946 v Dabbuyarra (To give, bestow, beget?)[indecipherable] dabbuyana To give life v Durri, Alluvial soil, or, rubbish v Dugguwaibuoanna, To come back, reach home. v Daiangua, Forward. v Darrawarranna, To lay with the [indecipherable] bending upwards [words crossed out] [words crossed out] v Dingana (maddanda) To be supportd by a stick in walking v Darrawildung, Small or thin leged. v Dugguarra, To catch, overtake. v Durrubarra, To tear up, root up (as water) v Dannamai, A dead [indecipherable] that is going, or devoured v Dirridirri, A small bird somewhat resembling the swallow v Darrilanna, to cohabit v Dawai, Nat: doctor's (sorceror's) own place or the place of his wanding. v Dirradambinya (gambandu) To dress the hair v Dilgaindilgaia, Combed the hair (Nanda bundibulganna, To comb or be combed backward to the [indecipherable] v Durrawal Bier, the piece of bark used for carrying the [indecipherable] v Durrabarru To frighten the bad spirit away by blowing v Duranmae, Sorcerer, Nat: doctor. v Darrambalgarra, To take by surprise, fall upon	FL661946 v Dabbuyarra (To give, bestow, beget?)[indecipherable] dabbuyana To give life v Durri, Alluvial soil, or, rubbish v Dugguwaibuoanna, To come back, reach home. v Daiangua, Forward. v Darrawarranna, To lay with the [indecipherable] bending upwards [words crossed out] [words crossed out] v Dingana (maddanda) To be supportd by a stick in walking v Darrawildung, Small or thin leged. v Dugguarra, To catch, overtake. v Durrubarra, To tear up, root up (as water) v Dannamai, A dead [indecipherable] that is going, or devoured v Dirridirri, A small bird somewhat resembling the swallow v Darrilanna, to cohabit v Dawai, Nat: doctor's (sorceror's) own place or the place of his wanding. v Dirradambinya (gambandu) To dress the hair v Dilgaindilgaia, Combed the hair (Nanda bundibulganna, To comb or be combed backward to the [indecipherable] v Durrawal Bier, the piece of bark used for carrying the [indecipherable] v Durrabarru To frighten the bad spirit away by blowing v Duranmae, Sorcerer, Nat: doctor. v Darrambalgarra, To take by surprise, fall upon

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