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FL662008
v Waganmarra, To loose, to get out of sight v Winnangalung, Knowing, clever v Wallumarra, To be guardian, to protect v Windimanna, To meddle with, disturb trouble, intrude, v Wilburgallina, A kind of wasp. [word crossed out] v Wigngarrinil, Sitting all day, one that sits all day long v Wigngarrimana, To sit all day long. v Winyu, A spring or waterhole without water. v Wannammindyarra, To neglect, be carless v Warraga, Under there, downwards v Wirrangangarrangarra, Very knowing (knowing every thing v Walgun, Any thing crossways, also confusion v Wangaidyung, Astray, lost, wandering v Wallagur Schorches on the skin. v Winnangangingillanna, To think of each of the [indeciperhable] (care for each of the [indecipherable]
FL662011
v Wannammiadyarra, To want no more, not to care about, to forgive. v Wallan, Flat, even, smooth v Wallagai, The base or tracked place of a tree where the bark has been stripped. v Walbang, Thin bark, rind. v Wirrhau, Sloping [indecipherable] v Wombalwamballa, Frilly, ragged v Widyalang, An infant that can not yet move about v Wiang The part just behind the [word crossed out] temples. v Wiarguatir, Fog v Wambong A constellation v Williria, A Nut; seed (sharp edged, cutting) v Wawae, A very great kind of fish, monstrous water animal v Wirgain, Belonging to the air, in the air. v Wangal, Matted together, (as hair v Warrandhain, A crying fellow, Peevish v Warriwarri (diran) A long ridge, chain of mountains
FL662013
v Wilinmadda, A form of reproach (obscene) v Warrugalbian, Some kind of Native food (seed) v Wagadan, A relative v Warrangan, Difficult, strange, foreign v Wumbun, A kind of lizard. v Wallanmanna, To sit back, unwilling to move, reluctant to go v Wadda, The ashes when a tree has been burnt, [indecipherable] v Wagawayanga, compassing, round v Wagandi, Round, compassing. v Wandyu, Crow, the same as wagan. v Wambad, Hog badger. v Wingambang, Yolk of the egg v Wigurabianna, To sit up all night v Wallamannayalinya. To take care of (till old strong) train up. v Wambuin Venereal disease. v Wabban Spy. v Wirkganna, To stagger, halt
FL662015
Y v Yandulabul, More time, at the same time. v Yain, This way! so! [words crossed out v Yabbaibang, Voluptuous. v Yaiadyibul, All round v Yaingalmaia, So many! demonstrating it with hands. v Yaggailia, Reproachful form appl. to females. v Yullugur, Some part of the throat. v Yabbaia, Anything (price) for which two or more run [word crossed out] using v Yallaradasy, Gum oozing out of the trees. v Yuarbia, The blossom of the gum tree called guar. v Yambulgarrambin, Anything that does about or exists and can not be seen. v Yuggawai, A Sleeping plce. v Yuggawanna, To go to bed, or have place designed [word crossed out] to serve for a bed. v Yariwan, An unnatural sensualist, [indecipherable]
Brutish v Yuddinya, To hit against, touch. v Yarradanna, To strike, bargan's
FL662017
v Yarrang, [indecipherable] of wood, splinter, appl. also to female weakness v Yuggu, A kind of gran. v Yuinballai One who is looked up to respected person v Yiorumbawal, One that has seen much An old man of much observation, old person v Yurrke, A kind of bird. v Yambadarra, To shrink from so as to cry. v Yanabuannanna, To go with exertion. v Yarmanna, To seek all about. v Yawillawil, A greatly cooling breeze. v Yangumbinya, To jump, leap. v Yurrubang, Very tall, big. v Yumbanirra, To cause to cry v Yumbalgarra, To get from playing into crying v Yannangarrimana, To go about all day long v Yalngarrimana, To talk all day long. v Yandarra, To mess together [indecipherable] All over. Yangan, common property, belonging to all v Yandayandarra, To eat for the sake of company.
