Names chiefly of Objeéls of Senfe.
New South Wales.
Co-ing,
Yen-na-dah,
Bir-rong,
Mo-loo-mo-iong,
War-re-wull,'
Ca-ra-go-ró,
Boo-do-en-
ong,
general name
Cal-gal-le-on,
thé greater,
Gnar-rang-al-
le-on,
thelejjer
Tu-ru-ga,
Co-ing bi-bo-ba,
Bour-ra,
Co-ing bur-re- 1
goo-lah, 3
Gnoo-wing,
Cam-mar-roo, T.
Tar-re-ber-re, 3
Gwe-yong,
Cad-jeè^
Gil-le,
Per-mul,
Ta-go-ra,
Yoo-roo-ga,
Men-nie-mo-long,
Pan-na,and Wal- 7
Ian, 3
Ba-do,
Chi-arra,
Car-rig-er.-rang,
Go-nie,
Now-ey,
Beng-al-le,
Car-rah-jun,
Gnam-mul,
Bur-ra,
Englifh.
'The funi.
The moon.
^ yfor.
The Pleiades.
The Milky Way.
^ cloud.
The Magellanic
clouds.
A fta r falling.
Sun-riling.
The fly .
Sun-fitting.
Night,
Day.
Fire.
Smoke.
Aflpark.
Earth. ,
Cold.
Heat.
Dew.
Rain,
Water.
Name.
The fea.
A hut.
A cctnoe.
A hafket...
A fijhing-linei.
A ftnker *.
- New South Wales,
Ke-ba,
Bwo-inar,
Bow-wan,
Ma-hn,
Win-roong,
Cong-ar-ray,
Jee-.rUn,
Can-ning,
Me-diong,
Y a-goo-na,
Bo-ra-ne,
Par-ry-boo-go,
Mul-lin-ow-ool j
Jen-ni-be,
Boo-roo-wang,
Gno-rang,
E-rang,
Boo-do,
Mi-yal§,
Ar-rung-a,
Moo-roo-bin,
Ew-ing,
Ca-bahn,
Yab-bun,
Yoo-long, or ?
Yoo-lahng, 5
Bood-jer-re,
Wee-re,
Mur-ray,
Gnar-rang,
Coo-rar-re,
Englifh.
Aftone or rock.
A grave,
A jhadow.
Aghoft.
Scars on the back.
Do. on the breafl..
A coward,
A cave.
A fore f .
To-day,
Teflerday.
To-morrow.
In the morning*
Laughter.
An ifland J.
A place.
A valley.
A torch made of
reeds*
A flranger.
A calm.
Woman’s milk.
Truth.
An. egg;
Inftrumental mufic.
Cleared ground for
public ceremonies..
Adjeltives.
Good*
Bad.
Great.
Small.
Long.
* A (mail ftone to fink the line..
f On,noticing a hole in any part of our d’refs-:
they term it Me-diong.
+ This word they applied to our Ihips.
§ This word,has reference to: fight j Mi, the
eje" Too-
New South Wales. Englifh.
Too-mur-ro, Short.
Go-jy, 1
Go-jay-by, 3 Rotten.
Bin-niee, Pregnant.
Par-rat-ber-ri, Empty.
Bo-ruck, Full.
Pe-mul-gine, Dirty.
Bar-gat, c Afraid.
X Frightened.
Ba-diel, Ill.
Mod-la, Sick.
Boo-row-a, Above or upward.
Cad-i, Below or under.
Bar-bug-gi, Lofl.
War-rang-i, Right.
Doo-room-i, • Lkft.
Goo-lar-ra, Angry.
Yu-ro-ra,
Wo-gul,andWo- 7
Pafflonate.
One.
cul, 3
Yoo-blow-re, and j Boo-la, 3 Two.
Brew-y, 1 Three.
Mur-ray-too-Io, A great many.
Gnable-a, Both. .
Moo-jel, Red.
Ta-bo-a, White.
Gna-na, Black.
Bool-ga-ga, Green.
Moo-ton-ore, Lame.
Yu-roo, and Y u - 7
roo-gur-ra, 3 Hungry.
Mo-rem-me, Tes.
Beall, No. .
Mar-rey, Wet.
Parts o f the Human Body.
Ca-ber-ra, Head.
Gnul-lo, Forehead.
Mi, Eye.
Yin-ner-ry, Eye-brow.
New South Wales.
No-gro, or No- 7
gur-ro, S
Kar-ga,
Wilding,
Da-ra,
Tal-lang,
Waldo,;
Go-ray,
Cad-Ie-är, ?
Cadde-ang, i
Na-bung,
Yar-rin,
De-war-ra,
Bar-rong,
Go-rook,
Dar-ra,
Ma-no-e,
Tam-mir-ra,
Ber-ril-Ie,
Car-rung-un,
Bib-be,
Ba-rongle,
Pa-di-el,
Bog-gay; orPog-7
gay. J
Tar-rang,'
O-nur,
Wy-o-man-no,
Dar-ra-gal-lie,
Ba-roo-gal-lie,
Wel-leng-al-lie,
EngHJh.
Nofe.
Mouth.
Lips.
Teeth.
Tmgue.
Chin.
Ear.
Neck.
Breafl or Nipple.
Beard*.
Hair fc
Belly.
Knee.
Leg.
Foot.
Hand.
Fingers.
Nail.
Ribs.
Vein.
Flefh or lean.
Fat.
Arm.
Elbow.
Thumb.
Forefinger.
Middle or ring’d.
Little finger.
Confanguinity.
Eo-ri
: The name com-
) mort f i r the
- natives.
- * This they often finge, and defcrlbe it as a
painful operation.
f' This is commonly full of vermin, which I
have feen them eat, and change from one foil to
another.
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