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 * 1) Strangers

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 * 1) Dead, dead body
 * 2) Red ochre
 * 3) Sister-in-law

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 * 1) Name of Broome district dialect ("Jukan nängä" "Jukan speech"
 * 2) Sister

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 * 1) I hear you, I have ears

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 * 1) Foot one = 5

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 * 1) feet two = 10

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 * 1) clear plain [19]

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 * 1) foot [1]

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 * 1) Hard, dry

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 * 1) hard; dry [4 (e)]

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 * 1) Only, merely, enough; I don't know

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 * 1) Pick up or bring
 * 2) To bring
 * 3) To fetch, or bring, or pick up (Gingin Dialect)
 * 4) To pick up

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 * 1) to bring [14 (j)]

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 * 1) Shrike

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 * 1) Major Mitchells cockatoo [18 (c)]

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 * 1) lot of black shags in a pool [11 (a)]

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 * 1) native cherry with seed on outside [11 (a)]

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 * 1) hard [9]

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 * 1) now [8 (NNN)][10 (c - NNN)]

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 * 1) Major Mitchells cockatoo [18 (cc)]

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 * 1) Major Mitchells cockatoo [18 (c)]

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 * 1) bird, cockatoo, pink [9]; pink crested cockatoo [5]

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 * 1) walk, (to walk) [10 (b)]

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 * 1) black woman [10 (d)]

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 * 1) White man or spirit

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 * 1) whistling eagle [18 (w)]

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 * 1) see djan-ga   [4]; white man [10 (l)][14 (f)(r)(v)(z)(bb)];
 * 2) See Djunna
 * 3) spirit [14 (f)(r)(v)(z)(bb)]

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 * 1) proceeding [4 (e)]

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 * 1) we two [4]

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 * 1) Bark (principally used to the north of Perth)
 * 2) bark - principally used in the north of Perth [4]

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 * 1) White man or spirit

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 * 1) White man or spirit

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 * 1) white man or spirit [14 (i)]

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 * 1) come on [10 (d)]

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 * 1) Mending

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 * 1) mending cloak with kangaroo sinew [14 (j)]

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 * 1) bird, eagle, little, Haliaeetus canorus [9];
 * 2) whistling eagle [18 (w)]

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 * 1) White man or spirit

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 * 1) A "white man" is coming
 * 2) a white man is coming [14 (z)]

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 * 1) white man [10 (p), 23]; white people [24]

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 * 1) white woman [23]

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 * 1) Wattle bird

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 * 1) wattle bird [20]

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 * 1) hair [13]

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 * 1) hakea [5]

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 * 1) tree, native pear, Xylomelum occidentale (woody pear) [5][9]

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 * 1) white man [10 (s)]

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 * 1) Spirit ( p.32 evil spirit/s)
 * 2) spirit [20, 22]

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 * 1) ghosts [10 (s)]

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 * 1) radius (bone) [13]

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 * 1) Grass

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 * 1) southern emu wren [18 (x)]; emu wren [5]

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 * 1) north [19]

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 * 1) east [19]

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 * 1) currawong (squeaker) [18 (v)]

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 * 1) squeaker [11 (a)]

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 * 1) currawong (squeaker) [18 (v)]

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 * 1) peculiar [23]

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 * 1) Jarrah tree

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 * 1) needlebush [11 (a)]

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 * 1) must [23]

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 * 1) must [24]

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 * 1) mahogany - Eucalyptus species[7]

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 * 1) yate trees stand up [11]

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 * 1) jarrah [11 (a), 13]

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 * 1) jarrah [11 (a)]

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 * 1) Brown

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 * 1) brown [4]

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 * 1) Morning dawn; "beryte"
 * 2) morning; dawn [4]

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 * 1) The ear (Vasse)

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 * 1) the north [4]

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 * 1) fat; grease; handsome [4 (b)]

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 * 1) A root eaten by the natives

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 * 1) Sharp
 * 2) sharp [4]

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 * 1) today [10 (d)]

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 * 1) foot [10 (k)]

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 * 1) foot, track of [10 (k)]

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 * 1) A small of bird; sometimes used for a bird generally
 * 2) Daylight
 * 3) yellow rumped thornbill [18 (w)]; daylight [4]

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 * 1) A bird's nest; "munga"

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 * 1) a birds nest [4]

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 * 1) A shower
 * 2) a shower [4]

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 * 1) innocent; free from enemies [4]

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 * 1) noisy scrub-bird [18 (n)]

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 * 1) The foot

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 * 1) The heel

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 * 1) The toes
 * 2) the toes [4]

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 * 1) The heel, also the left arm or side

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 * 1) young grass growing up [4]
 * 2) Young grass springing up

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 * 1) western grass wren [18 (c)]

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 * 1) to tear; to separate violently; to sunder [4]

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 * 1) To tear, to separate violently, to sunder

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 * 1) root of a species of rush-similar Indian corn [4]
 * 2) The root of a species of rush.  This root is something like a grain of Indian corn in appearance, and resumbles it in taste : it is in season in June

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 * 1) A crack, as in the skin, or in the bark of a tree

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 * 1) a crack - as in skin or in bark of a tree [4]

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 * 1) A crack, as in the skin, or in the bark of a tree

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 * 1) an edible root [4]

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 * 1) sparks [4]
 * 2) Sparks; as "kalla jeetip", sparks of the fire

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 * 1) the short hair of the body; animal fur [4]
 * 2) The short hair on the body, fur of animals

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 * 1) the house of a bird [4]

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 * 1) feather: and see yangee [23]

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 * 1) shoulders [24]; shoulder [23]

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 * 1) The ankle; the heel among some families

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 * 1) a species of swordfish [4 (b)]

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 * 1) foot [4][10 (n)]

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 * 1) to track footsteps [4]

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 * 1) track (of a foot) [10 (f)]

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 * 1) the heel [4]

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 * 1) the ancle; (among some) the heel [4]

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 * 1) to see [16]

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 * 1) north [15][16]

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 * 1) banded blue & red-winged wren [18 (c)]

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 * 1) red-eared firetail [18 (w)]

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 * 1) fat [10 (l)]

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 * 1) a small species of bird [4 (b)]

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 * 1) Fat

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 * 1) Innocent, having no connection with a quarrel; free from enemies

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 * 1) now [8 (ENN)][10 (c - ENN)]

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 * 1) come on [10 (b)]

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 * 1) a species of crayfish [4]

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 * 1) Grass

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 * 1) grass [10 (o)]

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 * 1) Crayfish (fresh water varieties)

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 * 1) Foot
 * 2) foot, track of [10 (t)]
 * 3) Track

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 * 1) Instep

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 * 1) Toe (big)

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 * 1) Foot

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 * 1) 5 (foot one) [14]

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 * 1) 10 (feet two) [14]

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 * 1) star [10 (l)]

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 * 1) White man or spirit
 * 2) white man or spirit [14 (y)]

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 * 1) White man or spirit

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 * 1) white man or spirit [14 (k)(p)]

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 * 1) ghosts; white man [10 (g)]

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 * 1) pass [23][24]

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 * 1) white man [10 (d)]

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 * 1) feet; feet (for females) [16]
 * 2) foot [10 (d)(e)(g)(i)(j)(l)(m)(o)(r)][17]; track of foot [10 (d)(e)(g)(l)(n)(r)];

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 * 1) foot, track of [10 (j)]

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 * 1) kick [16]

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 * 1) foot, track of [10 (m)]; foot [23][24]; feet [24]

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 * 1) kick [23]

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 * 1) boots [24]; boot [23]

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 * 1) boot [24]

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 * 1) walk [23][24]

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 * 1) toes [24]; toe [23]

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 * 1) see, (to see) [10 (d)]

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 * 1) ghosts; white man [10 (r)]

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 * 1) see [10 (n)]

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 * 1) Bird

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 * 1) the blade bone of the shoulder [4]

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 * 1) cheeks [11]

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 * 1) See Dja-ral, the north

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 * 1) north [23][24]

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 * 1) tear asunder, to [6]

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 * 1) separate violently, to; to tear [9]

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 * 1) silver gull [18 (v)]

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 * 1) bird [14 (f)(u)(cc)]

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 * 1) Shoulder

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 * 1) lizard [7]

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 * 1) old man; old woman [10 (d)]

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 * 1) jarrah [23]

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 * 1) fat [10 (i)]

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 * 1) awake [23][24]

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 * 1) Jarrah tree

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 * 1) fat [10 (d)]

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 * 1) fat [22]

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 * 1) fat [10 (t)]

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 * 1) Bird (generic)

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 * 1) Little birds

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 * 1) Birds nest

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 * 1) nits [24]; nit [23]

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 * 1) hole, a [6]

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 * 1) edible root (bulbous, grows near water) [16]

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 * 1) sing [16]

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 * 1) insect, grasshopper [5][9]

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 * 1) strangers! [14 (f)(u)]

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 * 1) vegetation [7]

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 * 1) grass [10 (i)]

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 * 1) bird, a small [5][9]; yellow-tailed wren [9];
 * 2) yellow rumped thornbill [18 (w)]

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 * 1) birds nest [5][9]

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 * 1) moon, waning, half-moon [9]

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 * 1) nest, birds [9]

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 * 1) dark [10 (n)]

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 * 1) shower, a [6][9]

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 * 1) neutral; not part of quarrel; innocent [9]

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 * 1) I am going to my sister's fire

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 * 1) today [10 (q)]

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 * 1) day [10 (q)]

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 * 1) I am going to my sisters fire [14 (h)]

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 * 1) spear, war [10 (d)]

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 * 1) ear [9 (i)]

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 * 1) A termination which forms either the superlative or intensitive; as "gwabba-jil, yongar-jil, mam-merup jil"
 * 2) very good [6]
 * 3) very [9]; a termination - superlative or intensitive [4];

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 * 1) Grass

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 * 1) Grass, all small vegetable products which they do not eat

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 * 1) wild fruit [16]

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 * 1) crested shrike-tit [18 (c)]

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 * 1) collared sparrow hawk [18 (w)]

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 * 1) white-necked heron [18 (w)]

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 * 1) Sharp, having a fine point; as "gidjee-jil-lup"
 * 2) sharp; having a fine point [4]

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 * 1) grass [4 (b)]

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 * 1) currawong (squeaker) [18 (x)]

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 * 1) all small vegetable product not eaten [4]
 * 2) season, August and September [4][9];
 * 3) spring [4][5][6][9];
 * 4) The spring, about September, "dubak ngan novveen".  This season is preceded by Mugaroo, and is followed by Kum-bar-ung
 * 5) vegetation, in general [5][9]; grass [4, 9, 10 (h),14 (f)(u)(cc)];

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 * 1) spirit, evil [9]

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 * 1) crayfish [10 (l)]

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 * 1) wing, outer pinion of [9]

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 * 1) white-necked heron [18 (w)]

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 * 1) bream (fish) [15][16]

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 * 1) pointed finely; sharp [9]; pointed [6][9]

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 * 1) bird, hawk, little, Accipiter torquatus [9];
 * 2) collared sparrow hawk [18(w)]

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 * 1) bird, crane, green-backed [9]

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 * 1) bee [23][24]

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 * 1) emu feathers worn as an ornament [4 (b)]
 * 2) feathers, tuft of [9];

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 * 1) old woman [10 (q)]

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 * 1) sister-elder [10 (n)]

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 * 1) star [10 (n)]

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 * 1) as; like as; similar to [9]; like [6][9];
 * 2) stay; staying; stop; stopping: see yuckie [23]

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 * 1) delay [23]

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 * 1) lie: but see dailyender and jin-jenner [23]

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 * 1) punishment [23]

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 * 1) The eldest sister

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 * 1) A fog, mist, dew
 * 2) a fog; a mist; a dew [4]

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 * 1) As "mail jindo" the ball of the eye
 * 2) mail jindo  the ball of the eye [4]

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 * 1) The name of a star
 * 2) the name of a star [4]

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 * 1) Anything resembling a horn

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 * 1) always; constant; eternal [23]

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 * 1) see ginjing [4]
 * 2) The spear carried by little boys before they use the miro; also Gin-jing

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 * 1) false; pretend; untrue [23]

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 * 1) brown honeyeater [18 (c)]

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 * 1) mosquito [10 (e)]

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 * 1) rufous tree-creeper [18 (c)]

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 * 1) To see, perceive
 * 2) to see; perceive [4]

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 * 1) longer [23]

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 * 1) See

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 * 1) foot [5]

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 * 1) sole of foot [5]

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 * 1) toes, large [9]

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 * 1) lizard [9]

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 * 1) see [10 (l)]

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 * 1) coughing with bronchitis [11 (a)]

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 * 1) grass, young, just springing after burning [9]

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 * 1) deceit [23]

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 * 1) found [24]

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 * 1) find; found: and see burrung [23]

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 * 1) star [10 (q)]

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 * 1) sister-elder [10 (f)]; sister, eldest [4][5][9]

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 * 1) Star
 * 2) star [10 (o)]

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 * 1) dew; fog; mist [9]

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 * 1) to get up from sitting down [11 (a)]

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 * 1) lizard [7]

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 * 1) anything resembling a horn [4]

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 * 1) White man or spirit
 * 2) white man or spirit [14 (g)(j)]

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 * 1) Is it white man or black fellow?

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 * 1) Is it white man or blackfellow? [14 (h)]

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 * 1) cow [5]

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 * 1) horn or anything resembling it, a; shaved stick ornament worn on head [9]

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 * 1) cow, a [9]

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 * 1) kangaroo bone used to make coat pin [11 (a)]

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 * 1) scrape a spear, to point it [9]

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 * 1) white-naped honeyeater [18 (g)]; the devil [15]

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 * 1) ghosts [10 (i)]

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 * 1) ghosts [10 (m)]

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 * 1) fish species [9]

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 * 1) sharp eyed [6]

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 * 1) foot [13]

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 * 1) feet (for males) [15]
 * 2) foot [6, 9, 10 (q)(t)]; track of foot [10 (o)(q)];

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 * 1) boots/shoes, European [9]

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 * 1) await; quiet; remain; still [23]

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 * 1) sole of the foot [9]

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 * 1) toes, the [6]

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 * 1) traveller, a; person constantly moving on [9]

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 * 1) roots of plants or trees [9]

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 * 1) ankle [9]

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 * 1) kick [24]

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 * 1) rockfish (?stars) [13]

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 * 1) bird, creeper, brown tree [9]; rufous tree-creeper [18 (c)]

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 * 1) see [10 (o)]

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 * 1) see [10 (m), 23]; look [23]

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 * 1) seen; sight; visible; visibility [23]

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 * 1) Seeing

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 * 1) look; see [24]

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 * 1) seen; visible [24]

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 * 1) itch [9]

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 * 1) sparks [4]
 * 2) Sparks; as "kalli jirr-e git"

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 * 1) bird, finch, spotted, Estrilda [9]; red-eared firetail [18 (w)]

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 * 1) Grass

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 * 1) bird, emu wren, Stiputurus malachurus [9]

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 * 1) bird, emu wren, Stiputurus malachurus [9];
 * 2) southern emu wren [18 (x)]

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 * 1) hole [4 (b)][9]

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 * 1) masked wood-swallow [18 (c)]

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 * 1) yellow rumped thornbill [18 (c)]

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 * 1) willy wagtail [18 (c)]

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 * 1) restless flycatcher [18 (x)]

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 * 1) chap/crack in the skin or bark of tree [9]

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 * 1) roots, edible [9]

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 * 1) sparks of fire [9]

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 * 1) roots, edible [5][9]; a species of rush [9]

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 * 1) Flycatcher (Wagtail)

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 * 1) restless flycatcher [18 (x)]

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 * 1) bird, fly-catcher, glossy, Seisura volitans [9]

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 * 1) We two; the dual between two brothers-in-law.  It is a corruption of the "ngan-num-a" (which see)

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 * 1) Clean, white

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 * 1) The outer corner of the eye

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 * 1) An egg

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 * 1) hair [17]

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 * 1) needlebrush [11 (a)]

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 * 1) edible root (bulbous, grows on dry land) [16]

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 * 1) swan [15][16]

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 * 1) Grandmother (sister)
 * 2) Sister

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 * 1) beat (a dog or wife) [16]

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 * 1) Kidney

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 * 1) track [23][24]

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 * 1) Cat, native

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 * 1) lizard,species, small [9]

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 * 1) bark [10 (d)]

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 * 1) Lizard
 * 2) lizard, ordinary small black [23][24]

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 * 1) sister-elder [10 (o)]

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 * 1) sister-younger [10 (o)]

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 * 1) The short hair on the body, fur of animals

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 * 1) down; short-hair or feathers; fur [9]

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 * 1) hair of the head [10 (j)(o)]

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 * 1) see jeetoo [4]

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 * 1) wool [23][24]

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 * 1) sister [19]

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 * 1) A name for the planet Venus

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 * 1) kidneys [23][24]

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 * 1) children [10 (q)]

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 * 1) potato (native) [23][24]; native onion [11 (a)]

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 * 1) cooked potato [23]

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 * 1) potato (wild) [19]

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 * 1) sister-elder [10 (p)]

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 * 1) smoke [10 (q)]

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 * 1) blunt [24]

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 * 1) stone [10 (q)]

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 * 1) blunt [23]

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 * 1) mother [10 (h)]; sister [14 (f)(t)(v)]

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 * 1) sister-elder [10 (e)]

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 * 1) sister-younger [10 (e)]

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 * 1) king parrot [18 (n)]

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 * 1) a name for the planet Venus [4][9];
 * 2) name of evening star [6]

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 * 1) western silvereye [18 (w)]

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 * 1) here [8 (NNN)][10 (c - NNN)]

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 * 1) western silvereye [18 (w)]

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 * 1) Perhaps I might come (or go)
 * 2) perhaps I might come (or go) [14 (n)]

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 * 1) star(s) [23][24]

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 * 1) testicles [24]

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 * 1) ghosts [10 (n)]; see djan-ga [4]
 * 2) See Djunga

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 * 1) stand erect ? [24]

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 * 1) arm [23]; forearm [19]; arm(s) [24]

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 * 1) arm(s) [24]

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 * 1) left side [23][24]

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 * 1) throwing stick [4 (b)][9]

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 * 1) Yes

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 * 1) Perhaps

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 * 1) Perhaps someone ate it and went away

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 * 1) Friend

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 * 1) Two

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 * 1) Two

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 * 1) White man or spirit

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 * 1) Is the fire made or not?

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 * 1) Having fire

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 * 1) Boomerang
 * 2) Fire
 * 3) Porpoise

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 * 1) Is the fire blazing or not?

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 * 1) To fall down

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 * 1) Give me fire

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 * 1) Went

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 * 1) To fall down

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 * 1) At home, at my camp

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 * 1) Children

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 * 1) Mother's brother

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 * 1) Enough

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 * 1) Again

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 * 1) Again

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 * 1) Sing (or say) it again

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 * 1) Husband or wife

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 * 1) Directly

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 * 1) Truly

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 * 1) I hear you, I have ears

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 * 1) Or
 * 2) or [6, 9, 14 (f)(j)(u)]; crab [13]

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 * Eh, really?

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 * 1) wood; fire [4 (b)]

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 * 1) A species of snake
 * 2) a species of snake, the black snake [4];
 * 3) very venomous snake [9]

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 * 1) a abbreviation of kangal [4]
 * 2) An abbreviation of Kangal

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 * 1) Charcoal

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 * 1) charcoal [4]

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 * 1) crested grebe [18 (w)]

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 * 1) eh? really? [4]

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 * Eh, really? Do you speak the truth? Sometimes also used as an affirmation

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 * 1) eh?; verily?; do you speak the truth? [4]

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 * 1) A species of spider

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 * 1) sparrow hawk [19]

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 * 1) A species of fish called the cobbler
 * 2) a species of fish called the cobbler [4]

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 * 1) formerly; any time previous/ago [9]

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 * 1) The red tailed species of black cockatoo

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 * 1) cave (hole of any sort) [19]

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 * 1) A species of duck
 * 2) a species of duck [4]

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 * 1) enough [4 (b), 6 (a), 9]

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 * 1) A word denoting that a number of natives are going to hunt kangaroo ; yuwart-a kaa-bo wat-to", off to kill kangaroo"; or "ngal-a-ta, watto kaabo", &c., &c

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 * 1) hunt kangaroo in a party, to [4, 6 (a), 9]

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 * 1) play [11]

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 * 1) Clay, yellow

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 * 1) Feather

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 * 1) Head
 * 2) head [2, 10 (o)(s)]; hair [3 (a)]; hair of the head [1];
 * 3) hill [10 (s)]
 * 4) Mountain

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 * 1) Mountainous country

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 * 1) Hill

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 * 1) Hair

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 * 1) Hillock

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 * 1) rain [10 (j)]; water [10 (j)(r)]

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 * 1) thirsty [10 (j)]

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 * 1) perhaps [14 (f)(u)]

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 * 1) perhaps I will go [14 (f)(u)]

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 * 1) perhaps someone ate it and went away [14 (v)]

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 * 1) rain [10 (r)]

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 * 1) belly [3]

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 * 1) sorcerer [9]

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 * 1) bleak; open; exposed [9]

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 * 1) rain; water [10 (h)]

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 * 1) drink [10 (h)]

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 * 1) moon, waxing, second quarter [9]

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 * 1) stomach [10 (f)]

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 * 1) hand, palm [3]

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 * 1) thirsty [10 (r)]

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 * 1) long tailed goanna [13]

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 * 1) a hammer [4 (a)]

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 * 1) not understanding; ignorant [6]

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 * 1) tomahawk [10 (e)]

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 * 1) understand, not to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) ghosts [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) ghosts [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) cut with an axe, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) white man [10 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) soul, the [6][9]; a spirit [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) black boy gum/resin [5][9]; a strong gum [6]
 * 2) hammer [4 (a), 6, 9]; hatchet [9]; stone axe [5];

Xxxx

 * 1) basalt [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) one [10 (t)]
 * 2) one [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) The native dance.  This word is principally used to the south of Perth

Xxxx

 * 1) a native dance [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) green cranberries [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) dance [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) spear, war [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) come [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) fire [15][16]

Xxxx

 * 1) cook [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) fire [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) camp [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) head [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to remember [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) head [15][16]

Xxxx

 * 1) spider orchid [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) Surprise or pleasure (expression of)

Xxxx

 * 1) surprise or pleasure (expression of) [14 (f)(u)];
 * 2) yes (monkbeelven) [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) water [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) to cut; to separate; distant; far off [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Mother

Xxxx

 * 1) Yes
 * 2) yes [13][14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) good; very good [14 (i)]
 * 2) North-east

Xxxx

 * 1) Cold
 * 2) mother [14 (i)(m)(o)]; no [14 (f)(j)(u)]
 * No

Xxxx

 * 1) rain (east) [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) possum (red rock) [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) spearwood bush [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) timber country [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the black wattle, gum produced by tree [4 (e)]
 * 2) The black wattle; the gum produced by the tree

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [8][10 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Boomerang
 * 2) boomerang [10 (s)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang maker [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Boomerangs

Xxxx

 * 1) Teal duck
 * 2) teal duck [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) One
 * 2) one [2][4][6][10 (d)(e)(g)(l)(m)(n)(q)(s)][14 (n)][15]

Xxxx

 * 1) few, a [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) the dead [4 (b)]; dead [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Kingfisher

Xxxx

 * 1) rain (east) [13]; rain [10 (s)]; water [10 (s)][13]

Xxxx

 * 1) drink [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) water, to drink [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) thirsty [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Water
 * 2) water; rain [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Rain

Xxxx

 * 1) Drink
 * 2) drink [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) white man or spirit [14 (b)(cc)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the rump [4]
 * 2) The rump; as "kakum kotiay", bone-rumped; an approbrious term

Xxxx

 * 1) rump [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) frog [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) bone rumped, an opprobrious term [4]
 * 2) Bone-rumped

Xxxx

 * 1) east [4 (b)][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) ready; readily [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) ready [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) hurry [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) Fire

Xxxx

 * 1) Fire sparks making

Xxxx

 * 1) As "Gabba kallung" water standing in a rock, and therefore warm

Xxxx

 * 1) a gun; (literally) fire & smoke [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to still the wind by an enchantment [4]
 * 2) To still the wind by an enchantment; as "maar kalbyne"; also to charm

Xxxx

 * 1) A sharpe edge, as the edge of a knife

Xxxx

 * 1) The stick for pulling down the banksia cones; "mumgyte burrang-midde"

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of frog [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sweeping the earth with a bough [4]
 * 2) Sweeping the earth with a bough; "bood jore injarin-ween"

Xxxx

 * 1) crested tern [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of fish, the mullet
 * 2) the mullet [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a country, firewood [4]; camp [10 (e)(f)(r)]
 * 2) A fire; figuratively a country; a property in land
 * 3) fire [4][5][6][9][10 (e)(f)(i)(o)];

Xxxx

 * 1) A firestick.  The other compounds of Kalla are formed in the same manner

Xxxx

 * 1) very warm or hot [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a property in land [4]
 * 2) A property in land; as "nganya kalleep" my land; also used to express a knowledge of localities

Xxxx

 * 1) Hot, burning

Xxxx

 * 1) hot; burning [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) burnt; heat burnt [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) flame; the tongue of the fire sits [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) flower, Chorizema [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Always, ever, continually
 * 2) always; ever; continually [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) fire [14 (v)]; boomerang [17]

Xxxx

 * 1) give me fire (matches) [14 (a)(v)]

Xxxx

 * 1) having fire [14 (v)]

Xxxx

 * 1) duck, wood [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) charm by a spell, to; still the wind by enchantment, to [9];
 * 2) to exercise some charm; to curse bad weather [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) Sea mullet

Xxxx

 * 1) lizard, Iguana, green [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) crook for pulling down banksia flowers [4][5][9];
 * 2) spotted nightjar [18 (w)]; bird, goatsucker, Eurostopodus [9]
 * 3) still; yet [9];

Xxxx

 * 1) river, King [3 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) frog species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, satin [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, grebe, crested, Podiceps cristatus [9][18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) ant, lion, Formica maxima [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) sweep, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) To peep sideways at anything

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, swallow, sea, tern [9]; crested tern [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fish, mullet [5][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) mullett [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) flame of fire [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) flame of the fire [4]
 * 2) The flame of the fire

Xxxx

 * 1) The flame of the fire

Xxxx

 * 1) wounded mortally [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) cinders; embers [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) sparks of a fire [4]
 * 2) Sparks of the fire

Xxxx

 * 1) land, property in [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) fire-stick [4][5][9]; stick [5]; fire-brand [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) charcoal [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) warm; fiery [9]; hot [6][9]; burning [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) yellow; bright yellow [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) burning; hot [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) warm, applied to water; hot [9]; warm [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) hot water [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) burning (hot) [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) heat [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hot; warm [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) wound mortally, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) ones own country, home, or fire [12]

Xxxx

 * 1) Afternoon

Xxxx

 * 1) ant, lion [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) emu [10 (a)][18 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) acquainted with country or people; property in land [9];
 * 2) knowledge of people and localities [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) deadly [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) heat [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) at home; at my camp [14 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Blue pigeon
 * 2) blue pigeon [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) heat [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) always [6][9]; ever; continually [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) know, (I dont) [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a neice [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a queen [4]
 * 2) Green

Xxxx

 * 1) fruit [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) green, colour [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Mother
 * 2) One
 * 3) one [10 (u)]; hollo!; ho! [4]
 * 4) sun

Xxxx

 * 1) To move unsteadily, as a ship

Xxxx

 * 1) A wing, the gill of a fish

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of centipede
 * 2) a species of centipede [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To bring up, to vomit

Xxxx

 * 1) to move unsteadily (as a ship) [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) An uncle

Xxxx

 * 1) The east

Xxxx

 * 1) the south-west [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) to kick [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) adorned; shining; clean; glittering [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) burned; sufficiently cooked [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) To tread, to step, to walk on the toes
 * 2) to tread; to step; to walk on the toes [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Or not

Xxxx

 * 1) gill of a fish; wing [4][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) centipede [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) eyelash [4 (b)][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) heavy; weighty [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) spew, to [9]; to vomit [4][6][9]; to bring up [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) camp [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sidle along, to; to steal; creep on game [9];
 * 2) to creep; to steal on game [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-elder [10 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, kingfisher, Halcyon sanctus [9];
 * 2) sacred kingfisher [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Kangaroo mice
 * 2) kangaroo mice [25]; mouth [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) one [10 (h)(p)(r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) light [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) kangaroo, female [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) sacred kingfisher [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Mother's brother

Xxxx

 * 1) east [9]; sunrise [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of fly; the native dance [4 (b)]
 * 2) straight; in a direct line [9];

Xxxx

 * 1) kingfisher [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) Large blue kingfisher
 * 2) large blue kingfisher [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) Mother's brother
 * 2) uncle [5][9]; mothers brother [14 (j)(r)]; father-in-law [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) insect, fly species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) is it true? [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) eh? [9]; verely?; is it so, or not? [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) indeed; in truth [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) welcome swallow [18 (w)]; bird, swallow, Hirundo [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) ghosts [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) south [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) day [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) thumb [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) adorned [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, kingfisher, Halycon sanctus [9]
 * 2) sacred kingfisher [18 (x)];

Xxxx

 * 1) kingfisher [12]

Xxxx

 * 1) god [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) give it all [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, Jacksonia sternborgiana [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) crab [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) Look out, take care, mind

Xxxx

 * 1) little quail [18 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Fern, the species of it found in Australia

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of water fowl, the mountain duck.  The Nogoinjucks are said to be these birds transit rmed into men

Xxxx

 * 1) see gar-bung [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A part or portion, generally half

Xxxx

 * 1) To pierce,  to pass clean through

Xxxx

 * 1) to pierce; to pass clean through [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Between, amongst
 * 2) between; amongst [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of ant [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of eucalyptus (red gum)

Xxxx

 * 1) A younger brother

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of guana

Xxxx

 * 1) Thin, bony, without fat; "we-jool cotiay lar-ra"
 * 2) thin; bony; without fat [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a brother, neither eldest nor youngest [4]
 * 2) A brother, neither the eldest nor the youngest of a family

Xxxx

 * 1) To marry, to carry off a wife

Xxxx

 * 1) Two, a pair

Xxxx

 * 1) two [4][14 (g)]; a pain [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) to clean; rub for the purpose of cleaning [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To clean, to rub for the purpose of cleaning; makes in the preterite "kargallyreu lina"; in the participle present "kargallyre un-een"

Xxxx

 * 1) Clean
 * 2) clean [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To cut
 * 2) to cut [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of crayfish [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a small species of hawk [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) look out; take care; mind [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) cobbler (sea) [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) fine; bright; sunshine [4 (b)(d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Again, more
 * 2) again; more [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To return hither again (Garro-·yool)
 * 2) to return hither again [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) fleshy-footed shearwater [18 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hair of the head [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) groper [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) insect, spider [3][4][5][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) spiders web [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) Again up look

Xxxx

 * 1) cockatoo, red-tailed black [4][5][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) fish, cobbler [5][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) I went (a little time ago) [14 (f)(u)]
 * 2) I went (a little while ago)

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) had a mosutache a long time & shaved it [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Evening

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) I went (yesterday)
 * 2) I went (yesterday) [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) cockatoo, red-tailed black [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) fern [5][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) mountain duck [4 (b)][18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Two

Xxxx

 * 1) Between
 * 2) between [14 (f)(u)]
 * 3) half of anything; a part of anything; portion of anything [4][9];

Xxxx

 * 1) cut right through, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) black ant [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) between; among [9]; amongst [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) ant, small species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Eucalyptus species red gum  [4][7]

Xxxx

 * 1) younger (middle) brother; younger brother [4][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Iguana (generic)
 * 2) lizard, large black [9]; a species of guana [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) lizard, Iguana, long-tailed [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) shiver in pieces, to; to break off or in pieces [9];
 * 2) to break in piece [4][6]; to shiver [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-younger [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) in; into; inside [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) enter [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) lean [9]; thin; small [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) younger (middle) brother [9]; middle brother [5][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-younger [10 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A married or betrothed person
 * 2) husband [5][6][9][14 (j)]; married man [9];
 * 3) Wife or husband
 * 4) wife [5][6][9][10 (e)(f)][14 (j)]; betrothed; married [4][6]

Xxxx

 * 1) carry off a wife, abduct, to; to steal a wife; to marry [9];
 * 2) to; to marry; to take a wife [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) to carry off a wife by violence; to marry [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-younger [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Wife or husband
 * 2) wife or husband [14 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fish species [4 (b)][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Perth going to or not?

Xxxx

 * 1) clean [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) clean, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, hawk, lizard-eating, Ieracidia berig. [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) brown hawk [18 (c)(w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) cobbler (fish) [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) wind, south-west [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) warm [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Fire
 * 2) fire [10 (s)(t)(u)][22]; wood [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) burn [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) crow [10 (q)];
 * 2) fire [4 (b)][10 (b)(d)(g)(h)(l)(m)(n)]; camp [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) camp [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) camp; fire [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) crow [10 (a)]; fire; flame [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) firewood [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) fork [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) water [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hill [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hot [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) spiders moustache [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) really; truly; true [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) indeed; in truth; really; truly; true [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) march fly [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) belching [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) foolish [4 (b)][9]; weak [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) mutton fish [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) truly [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fat [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fat [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) shame [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) to make; to fashion (applies to the spear) [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) behaviour; manner [9]; conduct [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) well-behaved [6][9]; civil [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) mountain [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) troublesome [6][9]; tiresome [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Cockatoo, black, (with a) red tail
 * 2) red-tailed black cockatoo [12][13][18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) that is it [6][9]; it [9]; that will do [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) that is it [6][9]; it [9]; that will do [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) long-tailed goanna [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) crab, a [5][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) fish, (generic) [10 (i)]; karri [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) karri [11 (a)][13]

Xxxx

 * 1) blunt, as a knife [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) wind, south-west [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) warm [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) bowels [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) today [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) anger; angry; rage; vengeance; wrath [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) quarrel [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) peace [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) savage; fiendish [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) curse; hiss [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) fierce; tyrant; tyranny [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) enemy; fierce fellow [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) shout (fierce talk) [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) grumble [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) clear, as water [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) insect, scorpion [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) head [10 (t)][22]

Xxxx

 * 1) head [10 (i)(o)][19, 23]; hill [10 (d)(i)(m)][23]

Xxxx

 * 1) hat; headdress [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) mad [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) hair (on head) [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) skull [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) fool [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) foolish [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) memory [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) clever; wise: and see Dongerboola [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) remember; thought [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) know; knowing; listen; think [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) deaf [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) learn [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) head [10 (d)(g)]; hill [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) groper (fish) [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) spear (large groper) [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) night [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) boast [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) grumble [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) nostrils [3][3 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) scorpion [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) skull; head [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) A hammer, a hatchet
 * 2) a hammer; a hatchet [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a few [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to frown [4 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The head, a hill, the top of anything

Xxxx

 * 1) to listen; to attend [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a mountain [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) the mountains [4 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the brain [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) night [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) To understand, to know, to reflect

Xxxx

 * 1) mind!; take care [9]; fix the attention upon; to mind [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) to understand; to know; to reflect [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of guana
 * 2) a species of guana [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) camp [10 (d)]; head [10 (l)(m)(n)]; hill [8][10 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hair of the head [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) I hear you, I have ears [14]

Xxxx

 * 1) old man [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) head man turn against the others [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) dark [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) spiders on your back [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hair of the head; head; hill [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hand [10 (r)]; head [4][5][9][10 (e)(f)(h)]; hair [3][3 (b)];
 * 2) head of anything [6]
 * 3) hill [3][5][9][10 (e)(h)]; top of anything [4][6][9];

Xxxx

 * 1) the flame of the fire [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Grey headed
 * 2) grey-headed [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) fair-headed [4]
 * 2) Fairhaired. "Tdon-dain"

Xxxx

 * 1) fair haired [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) the hair curling about the head [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) hair of the head [5][6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) the hair hanging about [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) hair, rolled up method of wearing [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) bald headed [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) mountains, the [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) The hair of the head

Xxxx

 * 1) a hairstyle-the hair is rolled up [4]
 * 2) The hair of the head rolled up in the way the natives wear it

Xxxx

 * 1) hair, of the head [10 (f)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Bald head

Xxxx

 * 1) mountain [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) the hair of the head [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) my head is turning round & round [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) head is turning round, my [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) greyheaded [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) grey-haired [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) hesitate, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) The brain

Xxxx

 * 1) black haired [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) hill [10 (f)]

Xxxx

 * 1) know, (I dont) [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hesitate, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) lizard species, small [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) musk duck [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fetch, to [9]; to carry [9 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hear, to; to understand [6][9]; to reflect [9]; know [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) know secretly, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) know, not [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) know, not; not to understand [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) night [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) few, a [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Parrakeet
 * 2) parrakeet [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) father-in-law [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) Amuse, to

Xxxx

 * 1) abdomen [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) wife [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) chest (thorax) [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) aunty [21]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang  [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) weak [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) Very warm or hot

Xxxx

 * 1) toe [1]

Xxxx

 * 1) wrincled (sic)? [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) one [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) porpoise [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) feathers [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) rain [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) proud of my new axe [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a small species of hawk [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) spear, war [10 (u)]; spear [22]
 * 2) War-spear

Xxxx

 * 1) smoke [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to get nothing [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) There is no one
 * 2) there is no one [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) little black ant [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead and buried [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) smoke [10 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) red-tailed black cockatoo [18 (r - VP)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of pelican [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) smoke [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Heat
 * 2) heat [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) one [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) one [8, 10 (c)(i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) water [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) drink [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) rain [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) thirsty [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) spear, hunting [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) spear [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) the dead [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) porpoise; boomerang [14 (z)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Plover
 * 2) plover [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) Cheek

Xxxx

 * 1) kick [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) (I have been) sitting enough, (will) go away

Xxxx

 * 1) enough [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) (I have been) sitting enough, will go away [14 (t)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) plenty [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) water [21]

Xxxx

 * 1) smoke [8][10 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) goanna [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) smoke [10 (d)(e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) muscles [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) canoe [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) roasting (for) [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) a northern word for emu [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) no; not; nothing [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A small species of snake
 * 2) a small species of snake [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) the curved weapon for throwing [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of edible vegetable food [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) an emu [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A northern word for an emu
 * 2) yes [10 (d)(e)(i)(l)(o)(s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) An acclamation of surprise and delight; sometimes of gratitude
 * 2) an exclamation of suprise & delight [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) sick [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) grass [8][10 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) teal [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * No
 * 1) no [10 (u)]; yes [10 (t)]
 * No, not, nothing
 * 1) Tongue

Xxxx

 * 1) one [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) name of native [17]

Xxxx

 * 1) running water [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) swallow [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) thunder [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) brackish water [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) water, fresh [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) to rain [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (p)(r)]; can; could [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) ships [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) slippery - ground, spear, etc. [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) ships [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) canoe [10 (m)]; ship [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) to kill; to rend with the spear [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) night [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) dark [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) insect, cricket [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) and; too; also  [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) night-time [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) and; also; too [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) see [8][10 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) flies, march [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) spear, war [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, hawk species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of water fowl; the Dedar oke family, a branch of the Ngotacks, are said to be these birds transformed into men
 * 2) a species of waterfowl [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, coot [9][18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The pudenda
 * 2) the pudenda [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Australian goshawk [18 (c)];
 * 2) collared sparrow hawk [18 (bb)]

Xxxx

 * 1) night [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) the freshwater tortoise [4 (b)]; tortoise [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree martin [18 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) grass [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Acacia species black wattle  [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [10 (e)(p)]
 * 2) The curved weapon for throwing

Xxxx

 * 1) ant, lion, Formica maxima [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) sergeant ants [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) seargent ant [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) plover [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) smoke [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) tortoise, fresh-water [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) turtle [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) small grey lizard [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) karry [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Enough, sufficient
 * 2) enough, sufficient [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) stars [3 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) clay [11]; one [4]
 * 2) One

Xxxx

 * 1) nothing to stop for [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) rice [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sargent ant (sic) [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) dark; night [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) quick; speedily [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) dark; night [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) go quickly [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) light [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Just before daylight - when the bird calls commence
 * 2) just before daylight - when the bird calls [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) night [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (h)(k), 23]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) day [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) beard [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sun [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) beard [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) eat [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sit, (to sit) [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) moon [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) I (first person) [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sit [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) cold [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) blood [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) food [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) mother [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) teeth [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) teeth [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) breasts [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-elder [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-younger [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) cockles [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) I (first person) [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) know, (I dont) [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) see, (to see) [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) blood [10 (b)(l)(m)]; brother - elder [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sweet [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, Casuarina species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) hair of the head [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) pelican [10 (b), 18 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-elder [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-elder [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) beard [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) eat [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fly [10 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) camp [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bone, birds wing (straw) [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Secretly, hidden; as "kopin-ejow", to hide

Xxxx

 * 1) Stealthily, silently; as "ukoteyan-now", to steal upon a person or thing

Xxxx

 * 1) sleep [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) friend/protector - applied to animal/vegetable [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) to beguile [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A root used for food by the natives : resembles the warran
 * 2) an edible root, resembles warran [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a hammer [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Festering
 * 2) festering [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a tuft of feathers worn as an ornament [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) high; lofty [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The tea tree, or paper bark tree
 * 2) the tea-tree, or paper-bark [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To deceive, to lie
 * 2) to deceive; to lie [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) deceitfully [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Deceitfully

Xxxx

 * 1) the youngest of the family [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A flea, a louse, vermin
 * 2) a louse; a flea; vermin [4][5][9];
 * 3) a verb denoting motion in general [4]; to move [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) The south-west wind

Xxxx

 * 1) go thou (from kool) [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the opossum [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) To void the excrement

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of crawfish

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of craw-fish [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) The bowels, dung, excrement

Xxxx

 * 1) short hair [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Sleep

Xxxx

 * 1) To make a noise like the "gat-dara", a steamer
 * 2) to make a noise like the steamer [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) pregnant [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Shells in general
 * 2) shells in general [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) some time ago [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a sack; a bag [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The name given in the Murray River district to the Nagar-nook family
 * 2) the name given to the Murray River district [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To carry in a bag
 * 2) to carry in a bag [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a bone [4]
 * 2) Abone

Xxxx

 * 1) stealthily [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) bony [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) the chest [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Thin, bony

Xxxx

 * 1) A bag
 * 2) a bag [4]; motion (general) [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) a favourite; a darling [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) wife [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The stomach
 * 2) the stomach [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) betray, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) decoy, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [5][6][9]; the belly [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) decoy, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [10 (m)]; belly [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) pregnant [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) abdomen [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) pregnancy [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) belly [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) five [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) tomahawk [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tomahawk [10 (i)(o)(p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) today [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) schnapper [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) chop [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) tomahawk [10 (d)(h)(m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) axe [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) tomahawk [10 (g)]; axe [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) chip [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) schnapper [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) chop [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) throw little bones away [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tomahawk [10 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to drink [4 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) May [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) come on [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) ambush, in [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) ambush, to lie in [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) head [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hakea [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) head [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) roots, edible [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Tomahawk
 * 2) tomahawk [10 (u), 11]

Xxxx

 * 1) fire [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) curved stick to kill birds [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [10 (j), 16]

Xxxx

 * 1) musk ducks [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) hammer [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) Stone axe or hammer

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) four [10 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sea urchin [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) emu bush [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) place where are broad leaved sea urchin [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, Jacksonia prostrata [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) festering [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) high [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) sheep (adopted name from NW); but see ba-ba [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) wood [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bulbs growing in the ground [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) feathers, tuft of [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) A tuft of feathers worn as an ornament

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) go to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) The Hottentot fig
 * 2) the Hottentot fig, a Mesembryanthemum sp. [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) The leaves of the Hottentot fig

Xxxx

 * 1) the leaves of the Hottentot fig [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) The hip
 * 2) the hip [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A name
 * 2) a name [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) melt, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) heat [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) go on or forward, to [6][9]; to proceed [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) depart, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) departing [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) fig, large, Hottentot, Mesembryanthemum sp.; fruit [9];
 * 2) large fig tree [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) fig, leaves of [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) name, a [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, tea-tree, small, low ground [5][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, paperbark, small [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) camp; fire [10 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) mosquito [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A verb denoting motion in general

Xxxx

 * 1) Wattle tree

Xxxx

 * 1) pound, to; beat to powder [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) flower, Pattersonia occidentalis [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Dark
 * 2) dark [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) possum [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Mother's brother

Xxxx

 * 1) void the excrement, to [4][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) crawfish [9]; crayfish [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) insect, scorpion [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) the bowels; excrement [4][5][9]
 * 2) void the excrement, to [9]; dung [4][9];

Xxxx

 * 1) thunder [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) thunder [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) south [15][16]

Xxxx

 * 1) uncle [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) the shoulder [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Mother's brother

Xxxx

 * 1) Mother's brother
 * 2) mothers brother [14 (b)(f)(k)(m)(p)(w)(y)(z)(aa)(bb)(cc)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Father in law (uncle)
 * 2) Mother's brother
 * 3) Uncle
 * 4) uncle [21]; mothers brother [14 (a)(d)(i)(n)(o)(q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) scrub [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird nest [11 (a)]
 * 2) Cave

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) To lie, to deceive

Xxxx

 * 1) to laugh [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) boobook owl [18 (bb)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of water fowl.  Dton-dar-upo are said by the natives to be these birds formed into men
 * 2) a species of waterfowl [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) lad [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) woodbug; body louse [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) The young of the kardar; "dardar nuba"

Xxxx

 * 1) The youngest
 * 2) the youngest [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) The youngest brother of a family
 * 2) the youngest brother of the family [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a boy [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) to lie; to deceive [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To beat incessantly
 * 2) to beat incessantly [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) spinning opossums hair [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Spinning opossum's hair

Xxxx

 * 1) successful in killing lots of game [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) short [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of waterfowl [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of waterfowl

Xxxx

 * 1) cockatoo, black (white tail) [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) A root used for food by the natives
 * 2) an edible root [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a large edible root [4]
 * 2) A root eaten by the natives, of a very large size

Xxxx

 * 1) anus [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) to break wind [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) good [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sleep [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hungry [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) robin red breast [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) companion; friend [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) friendly [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Brother younger
 * 2) brother-younger [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) robin [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-younger [10 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sister-younger [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-younger [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (s)(t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two blacks [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of tea tree
 * 2) a species of tea-tree, the Casuarina [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) sorry [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) fatigued [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) four [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tomahawk [10 (b)(l)(o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) I (first person) [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a bone [4 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two blacks [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) swan [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) two; second [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) double [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) humerous [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) drink, (to drink) [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sister-elder [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sister-younger [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sheep [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) to go [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The hip, the hip joint

Xxxx

 * 1) wild fruit [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) to cough [4]
 * 2) To cough*

Xxxx

 * 1) sea [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) the hip; the hip-joint [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To kick, to strike with the foot
 * 2) to kick; to strike with the foot [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) two people who are man & wife [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) swamp banksia [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) mist; fog [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) walk, (to walk) [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wild turkey [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) baby [10 (o)]; young man [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) children [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) children [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) baby; children [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) boy [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) son [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) family [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) born [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Pleiades

Xxxx

 * 1) wombat [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) louse [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Stomach
 * 2) stomach [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) To walk
 * 2) young man [10 (k)(s)]; baby [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) swan [4][10 (l)(m)(o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) swan [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Boy (child)
 * 2) children [10 (e)]
 * 3) Son (child)

Xxxx

 * 1) children [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) baby [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) children [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) crush [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) bark [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Night

Xxxx

 * 1) dung; night; heavy; big [4]
 * 2) Heavey, big

Xxxx

 * 1) To make water; also the bladder
 * 2) to make water; also the bladder [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) opossum [15][16]
 * 2) possum [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) possum [4][10 (d)(e)(j)(k)(l)(m)(r)(s)(t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) opossum [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) broad [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) urine [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) possum [10 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Excrement
 * 2) excrement [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A path, or beaten way

Xxxx

 * 1) Successful in killing plenty of game

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of snake
 * 2) a species of snake [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of Zamia growing near coast [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of zamia growing near the coast

Xxxx

 * 1) Young grass just springing up after a burning.  "Gee-ne-toong-koondail" is often used in compound words to represent anything pointed like grass; as "da koondail" the tongue
 * 2) young grass springing up after a burning [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of marsupial rat
 * 2) a species of marsupial rat [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A sore, a bile
 * 2) a sore; a bile; the chest [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) The chest

Xxxx

 * 1) to cough; to move the chest quick [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) To dream
 * 2) to dream [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) to thunder or rend the clouds [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a cloud [3 (a)][4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of fish
 * 2) a species of fish [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of acacia very abundant on the banks of estuaries; it produces a great quantity of gum in the summer months
 * 2) a species of Acacia [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) back [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) perspiration [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a path or beaten way; the shoulder [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a young woman who has attained puberty [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A young woman who has attained the age of puberty

Xxxx

 * 1) white-necked heron [18 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to dung [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A kind of noolburn
 * 2) a kind of wool-burn [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) crayfish [10 (n)(o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) jilgie (small freshwater lobster) [23][24];
 * 2) the crayfish [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) big [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Joints

Xxxx

 * 1) spine; body; back (of body): see bookarla [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) spine marrow [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) baby [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) excrement [10 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) limp; loose; soft; softly; tender [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) charcoal [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sister-younger [10 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sleep [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hide, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of fly [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A small bird

Xxxx

 * 1) jackass (black and white) [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) apart; separately [4 (e)]; married person [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) Sniveling with cold or fear

Xxxx

 * 1) shivering with cold or fear [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) bay schnapper [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of opossum [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) stinkwood [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) butcher bird [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) mountain duck [7, 18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) motion of the bowels; eyes [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) walk, (to walk) [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) anywhere; everywhere [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) nowhere [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) duck, mountain [23][24];
 * 2) red-tailed black cockatoo [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) short [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) round (as opposed to flat) [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [12]

Xxxx

 * 1) Heart
 * 2) heart: and see Ngorna [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) fond [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) sad: but note Koord-warra [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) marriage law [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) sorrow; sorry: but note Koord wackine [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) husband; lover [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) red root - edible [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) duck, black [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-younger [10 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the scrub; low bush [12 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of opossum

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) The heart
 * 2) wife [10 (k)]; the heart [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wife [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) an island [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) glad [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) contented; glad; happy; joy; kind; etc. [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) skin bag carried by women on their backs [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) health; healthy; well [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) scrotum [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) one [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bag [24]; skin bag [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) one (counting) [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to jump [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Manna

Xxxx

 * 1) Eagle, little

Xxxx

 * 1) thunder [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) frog (bull, underground) [23]; a species of frog [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) weary [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sleep, to [9]; sleep [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) hidden [4][9]; secret [9]; secretly [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) secrete, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) To hide

Xxxx

 * 1) Sleep
 * 2) sleep [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Again

Xxxx

 * 1) go back [25]
 * 2) Turn back

Xxxx

 * 1) again [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [10 (s), 19]

Xxxx

 * 1) red-tailed black cockatoo [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the native dance [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Apart, separately; "walluck-walluck"

Xxxx

 * 1) sing (or say) it again [14 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, magpie, Craciticus tibicen [9 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fat; stout [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Husband
 * 2) husband [14 (a)(b)(d)(i)(m) (n)(o)(q)(cc)]
 * 3) Wife or husband
 * 4) wife [13][14 (a)(b)(d)(i)(m)(n)(o)(q)(cc)];
 * 5) Women (wife or husband or lover)

Xxxx

 * 1) Husband or wife
 * 2) husband [14 (f) (k)(p)(z)(aa)(bb)]
 * 3) Wife or husband
 * 4) wife [10 (g)(h)(j)(r)(w)(y)(aa)][14 (f)(k)(p)(z)(aa)(bb)];

Xxxx

 * 1) wife [10 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) just now [4 (b)]
 * 2) the sign of the preter-perfect tense - has [4 (e)];

Xxxx

 * 1) do you understand? [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) crab [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) shells, sea-shells [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) short [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) last [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) he went some time ago [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) barnicles [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) big [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) shelter (mia-mia) (sic) [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) fungus, edible, ground, red, sweet, juicy [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) flower, Anigoznthus, tall, green-flowered (kangaroo paw) [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) bowels; stomach [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Hungry
 * 2) hungry [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) belly [3 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Go Back
 * 2) go back [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) Bremer Ranges

Xxxx

 * 1) red-tailed black cockatoo [18 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) spring [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) fly (small) [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) husband [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) apart; separate [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) separately; apart [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Wife

Xxxx

 * 1) wife [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) A bone; also (derivatively) hard, forcibly
 * 2) a bone;(also derivatively) hard, forcibly [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) thin; bony [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) bone [5][9]; backbone [9]; a bone [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) head; hill [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bony [6][9]; thin; lean [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) lean; thin; bony [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) flower, Chrysorhoe nitens [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) island [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) uncle [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) strong [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of Olea [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) eyes [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) short [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) wife [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to tell truth [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) come; here [4]; voice [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) A young sister
 * 2) a young sister [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) steep; a precipice [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To laugh
 * 2) to laugh [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) To swim
 * 2) to swim [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Water
 * 2) water [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) swim, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) swim, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, parrot, screaming, Trichoglossus [9];
 * 2) purple-crowned lorikeet [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) daughter [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) middle sister [5]
 * 2) sister-younger [10 (f)(n)]; younger middle sister [9];

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, broom, Viminaria denudata [5][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Parrot, Redbreasted Rosella
 * 2) tree, broom, Viminaria denudata [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) laugh; laughter [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) water [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) diaphragm (midriff) [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) fly [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) five [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) fog [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) red ant [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) To shiver, to break in two

Xxxx

 * 1) two [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) opossum, gray [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) opossum, black [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) Bleak, exposed

Xxxx

 * 1) bleak; exposed [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) sleep [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wide [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) plant, sweet-scented, Leptospermum august. [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) tea-tree species - used for spears and found in swamps [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) one [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) breasts [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two blacks [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) come on [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) moon, phase of [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) Two
 * 2) two [10 (d), 14]

Xxxx

 * 1) two blacks [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Two

Xxxx

 * 1) Two

Xxxx

 * 1) 2-2 = 4
 * 2) four (repetition of the word for 2) [14]

Xxxx

 * 1) musk ducks [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, goatsucker, small, black, Aegotheles [9];
 * 2) owlet-nightjar [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) louse [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of swan [4]; black swan [9]
 * 2) A species of swan.  The family of the Balar-okes are said to owe their origin to the transformation of these birds into men

Xxxx

 * 1) banded handrail [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) To fall down

Xxxx

 * 1) To fall down
 * 2) to fall down [14 (i)(q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) heat [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) camp [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Camp
 * 2) camp [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to fall down [14 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) western magpie [18 (v)]

Xxxx

 * 1) butterfly [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) cough, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) cough, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) cough, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) Coming

Xxxx

 * 1) sister-younger [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hungry [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hip [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Penguin
 * 2) penguin [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) emu [10 (b)][18 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) ear [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Brown dancing hawk
 * 2) Crow (white eye)
 * 3) crow, white eye; brown dancing hawk [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) children [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) heat [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) small lizard [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) white crow [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) baby [10 (d)]; brother-younger; sister-younger [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) children [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to fall down [14 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) mullet [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Children
 * 2) children [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie lark [18 (v)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Black duck
 * 2) duck, black [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sister-younger [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Magpie lark
 * 2) magpie lark [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) fog; mist [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) The season which follows "Gil-ba", and is followed by that of "Beroke" (about October); "mungyte-backan-een", i.e. the mungy te eating season
 * 2) the season which follows Jilba [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) A niece

Xxxx

 * 1) A root eaten by the natives; it is a species of koo-roo-ba
 * 2) an edible root. a species of koo-roo-ba [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) possum,large grey, Phalangista vulpina [9]; opossum [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) neice [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) night [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) guess [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) cousin [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Owl

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) owl; mopoke [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) fish species [9]; the flat fish [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) squirrel [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) little [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) blue creeper [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) bladder [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) Mother
 * 2) mother [10 (i)(o)(t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) grandmother [21]

Xxxx

 * 1) fresh meat; just killed [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) heavy [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Slow, awkward, inagile
 * 2) slow; awkward; clumsy [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) ornament, possum fur band for the head [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) welcome swallow [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) South
 * 2) the southwest [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) sacred kingfisher [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) swallow [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) centipede [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) wing [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, Zamia species, growing near the coast [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) dream, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) dream, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) thunder, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) cloud [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) throwing stick [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) rat, marsupial species, bandicoot  [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) blood, coagulated, from a wound; chest;  matter from a sore; mans breast [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) crumb; soft inside of anything; seed; grass, young, just springing after burning [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) woman, unmarried, having reached puberty [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) perspiration [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) east [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) path; track; way [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) boy; young (one) [13]; young dingo [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) mosquito [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) possum [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) band, opossum hair worn around head [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) charcoal [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) iguana, racehorse [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of frog [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) formerly [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Anger, rage, passion
 * 2) anger; rage; passion [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) clean; white [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) flower (purple creeper), Kennedia hardenbergii [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of ant [4 (b)]; ant, small species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) cold [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) I went (an indefinite time ago)

Xxxx

 * 1) insect, fly species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) hawk [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) creeper, purple (Kennedia) [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) swan [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) I went (an indefinite time ago) [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) magpie [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) frost [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) goanna, race horse (or iguana) [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) roots, edible [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) to cut up [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) shiver with cold or fear, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) grog [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) wattle gum [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) cold [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Belching, eructating

Xxxx

 * 1) belching; eructating [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) frog species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) children [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) heart [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) an exclamation of suprise, astonishment [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) cockatoo, red tail [17]

Xxxx

 * 1) afternoon [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) red ant [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) shield [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, Acacia species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) semen container [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) eye [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) before: but see inadgart [23][24]
 * 2) long ago [24]; yesterday [10 (t)(u)];
 * 3) Yesterday

Xxxx

 * 1) long ago; years ago [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) lungs [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) bustard [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) fruit [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) heart [1]3

Xxxx

 * 1) shag [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) root of flag [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) probably similar to got [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bag [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) Night
 * 2) night [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hungry [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hungry [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) head [10 (j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Dark, darkness

Xxxx

 * 1) Dusk

Xxxx

 * 1) dark; night [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bobtail goanna [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) Iguana (with long tail, but like yooern)

Xxxx

 * 1) have [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) kangaroo paw (flower) [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Small hawk
 * 2) small hawk [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) heart [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) Water

Xxxx

 * 1) water [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Before

Xxxx

 * 1) Yes
 * 2) yes [4][6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) a small species of kangaroo [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Good
 * 2) good [14 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Very good (Esperance)

Xxxx

 * 1) very good [14 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Australian raven [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) good [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) Directly

Xxxx

 * 1) He has just died

Xxxx

 * 1) he just died [14 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) kangaroo, small species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) ant, small species [4 (b)

Xxxx

 * 1) a small species of ant [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) good [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) brush kangaroo [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) good [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) swamp hen; coot [12 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the nut of a Zamia species [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a bone [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Bone

Xxxx

 * 1) Collar bone

Xxxx

 * 1) before [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Directly

Xxxx

 * 1) sheoak [13]
 * 2) Sheok

Xxxx

 * 1) A name
 * 2) a name [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) the hip [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, Casuarina species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) hip [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of marsupial rat [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Bandicoot, Pig
 * 2) bandicoot; pig [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) Duck, Grey or black

Xxxx

 * 1) Assault, to

Xxxx

 * 1) Daughter

Xxxx

 * 1) hide; escape [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) steal [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) crawl [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) shark [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) porpoise [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) lie (a) [15]

Xxxx

 * 1) bandicoot [15][16]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of a Zamia tree, nut of  [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) brush kangaroo [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) wait [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) good [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) good [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) a good place [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) good place [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wallaby [15][16]

Xxxx

 * 1) soul, the [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) coast wallaby [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) dung [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wild fruit [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) A species of acacia very abundant on the banks of estuaries; it produces a great quantity of gum in the summer months
 * 2) see koon-eet [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) snake, very venomous [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) sand plain [12]

Xxxx

 * 1) excrement [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fruit [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Seeds, of plants

Xxxx

 * 1) soul, the [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) mullet [15][16]

Xxxx

 * 1) Kangaroo, brush

Xxxx

 * 1) overhanging flesh near the navel of fat people [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [4 (b)][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) this (like this) [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) a crooked stick [4 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) ground parrot [18 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [9][10 (j)]; emu [9 (e), 18 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) nothing [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) snake, small [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) ship, a [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) yes [24]

kyk
✅

Xxxx

 * 1) spear [3 (a)]

kylegut
✅

Xxxx

 * 1) the part under the ear [4 (b)]

kylee
✅

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [10 (f)(h)(k)(n)]

kyli
✅

Xxxx

 * 1) boomerang [6]

kylie
✅

Xxxx

 * 1) Boomerang
 * 2) boomerang [10 (g)(i)][20][24 (Perth dialect]

Xxxx

 * 1) Teal
 * 2) teal [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) woman (sweetheart) [15][16]

Xxxx

 * 1) one [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) soul, the [6][9]; spirit [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) a father [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) father [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) water [3 (a)][6]

Xxxx

 * 1) see kaa-bo [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) See Kaa-bo

Xxxx

 * 1) water [9]; water in some place [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) water [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) to rain very slightly; to drizzle [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Boomerang
 * 2) boomerang [20]

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title: User:Samwilson/Noongarpedia/K entries


text:
kalaeenak

Noun

 * 1) charcoal

title: kalaeenak


text:
User:Samwilson/Noongarpedia/L entries

Xxxx

 * 1) This letter never occurs at the commencement of a word

Xxxx

 * 1) To break

Xxxx

 * 1) spirit, land [24]

title: User:Samwilson/Noongarpedia/L entries


text:
nádražie

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) station, railway station

title: nádražie


text: 䘞

title: 䘞


text: 䜤

title: 䜤


text: 䞎

title: 䞎


text:
monotonía

Noun

 * 1) monotony

title: monotonía


text:
User:Arturfrom

Here user.

title: User:Arturfrom


text:
inmortalización

Noun

 * 1) immortalization

title: inmortalización


text: inmortalizaciones

title: inmortalizaciones


text:
inalcanzado

Adjective

 * 1) unattained, unachieved

title: inalcanzado


text:
alcoholizado

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) alcoholic
 * 2) drunken; under the influence

title: alcoholizado


text:
incontaminado

Adjective

 * 1) unpolluted, uncontaminated

title: incontaminado


text:
piadosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) piously

title: piadosamente


text: inalcanzadas

title: inalcanzadas


text: inalcanzada

title: inalcanzada


text: inalcanzados

title: inalcanzados


text: alcoholizadas

title: alcoholizadas


text: alcoholizada

title: alcoholizada


text: alcoholizados

title: alcoholizados


text: incontaminadas

title: incontaminadas


text: incontaminada

title: incontaminada


text: incontaminados

title: incontaminados


text:
tontamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) sillily, foolishly

title: tontamente


text:
exasperadamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) exasperatedly

title: exasperadamente


text:
WBF

Noun

 * 1)   financing of the state for building a house.

title: WBF


text:
ridículamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) ridiculously

title: ridículamente


text:
vanidosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) vainly

title: vanidosamente


text:
multiplicadamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) multiple times, repeatedly

title: multiplicadamente


text:
dementemente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) dementedly, hair-brainedly

title: dementemente


text:
circunstanciadamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) circumstantially

title: circunstanciadamente


text:
rudimentariamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) rudimentarily

title: rudimentariamente


text:
inquisitivamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) inquisitively

title: inquisitivamente


text:
imaginativamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) imaginatively

title: imaginativamente


text:
plácidamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) placidly

title: plácidamente


text:
deficientemente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) imperfectly, not up to scratch

title: deficientemente


text:
十万

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hundred thousand

title: 十万


text:
十萬

Noun

 * 1) hundred thousand

Noun

 * : hundred thousand

title: 十萬


text: shíwàn

title: shíwàn


text:
brownbul

Noun

 * 1) Either of two species of birds in the greenbul genus.

title: brownbul


text:
anguilense

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Anguillan

Noun

 * 1) Anguillan

title: anguilense


text:
arubeño

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Aruban

Noun

 * 1) Aruban

title: arubeño


text:
ETW

Noun

 * 1)   condominium, owner-occupied flat

title: ETW


text:
altiplánico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) highland, mountain-dwelling

title: altiplánico


text:
desertícola

Adjective

 * 1)  desert

title: desertícola


text:
estepárico

Adjective

 * 1)  steppe

title: estepárico


text: sīlì

title: sīlì


text: Category:cy:Wind

title: Category:cy:Wind


text:
pibonwy

Noun

 * 1) icicles

title: pibonwy


text:
usivilisert

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) uncivilised (UK), or uncivilized

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) uncivilised (UK), or uncivilized

title: usivilisert


text:
überbrücken

Verb

 * 1) to bridge
 * 2) * 1911,, Lebenserinnerungen, Georg Reimer, page 59:
 * "de"

- Nach vollendetem Universitätskursus hoffte ich die erwerbslose Privatdozentenperiode bis zur Erlangung einer Professur mit dem Ertrag literarischer Arbeiten überbrücken zu können.

title: überbrücken


text:
додумываться

Verb

 * 1) to think up, to come to the idea, to hit

title: додумываться


text: usiviliserte

title: usiviliserte


text:
Assadism

Noun

 * 1) The Syrian strain of Ba'athism.

title: Assadism


text:
Assadist

Noun

 * 1) A supporter of Assadism.
 * 2) A supporter of Bashar Al-Assad.

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to Bashar Al-Assad or his manner of ruling
 * 2) Relating to Assad's government, especially in the context of the Syrian Civil War.

title: Assadist


text:
Talk:senex

inoperant link
 Link leads to no Spanish issue. (Or as be it in English.) And likely such word doesn't exist in Spanish.--Manfariel (talk) 12:56, 22 November 2015 (UTC)

etymo
But why senex instead of senus? What relation to Gothic seneigs?--Manfariel (talk) 20:20, 22 June 2020 (UTC)
 * Not sure about the -ex part, but the relation to Gothic sineigs lies in the fact that the sen- in Lat. senex is the same as sin- in Got. sineigs. The Got. suffix -eigs is not cognate with Lat. -ex, though, it is rather cognate with -īcus. — Mnemosientje (t · c) 12:42, 24 June 2020 (UTC)
 * Hmmmm. A contrivance sénex (sénecs) » *sénecus » *sénicus » *sénīcus, to avoid confusion with sēnus (six each)? --Manfariel (talk) 13:28, 27 June 2020 (UTC)

RFV discussion: November 2021
Is senium attested as an adjectival genitive plural of Latin senex? If it were a regular adjective, senium would be plausible, but grammars seem to only mention senum as genitive plural (which we list only in the noun's inflection table). Searching for examples of either is complicated because of the distinct noun senium, as well as the distributive numeral sēnum. I'm a bit skeptical that the noun and adjective senses of senex are really formally distinguished in the way that the entry currently indicates; I wonder whether the adjective use might really be more like an appositive or predicative use of the noun.--Urszag (talk) 06:13, 6 November 2021 (UTC)
 * I see uses of virorum senum and mulierum senum, as well as one use of virorum senium. --Lambiam 22:27, 7 November 2021 (UTC)
 * Thank you! Looks like both are attested.--Urszag (talk) 14:38, 8 November 2021 (UTC)

RFV discussion: June–July 2024
Latin. The Oxford Latin dictionary says "as adj[ective] not found in quot[ations]s w[ith] nom[inative] or acc[usative] neut[er] s[u]b[stantive]s." A 1653 grammar says it is "defective in the neuter".--Urszag (talk) 01:09, 1 June 2024 (UTC)

 * L&S say, more specifically, “ nom. and acc. of the neutr. plur. in the posit. and of the neutr. sing. in the comp. do not occur .” So no * and no  * – although we do give this neutr. sing. in the comp. in the declension table at, apparently making an appearance in Medieval Latin.  --Lambiam 19:43, 4 June 2024 (UTC)
 * I think it is best to just show the established, Classical masculine (and marginally feminine) forms in the table, and leave the rest to the usage notes. I've edited the entry accordingly, and so will mark this as RFV-resolved.--Urszag (talk) 13:58, 3 July 2024 (UTC)

title: Talk:senex


text:
sivilisert

Adjective

 * 1) civilised (UK), or civilized

Adjective

 * 1) civilised (UK), or civilized

title: sivilisert


text: siviliserte

title: siviliserte


text:
monumentalmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) monumentally

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) monumentally

title: monumentalmente


text:
azarosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) randomly

title: azarosamente


text:
estremecedoramente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) spookily, frighteningly

title: estremecedoramente


text:
ontológicamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) ontologically

title: ontológicamente


text:
pormenorizadamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) in minute detail

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) in minute detail

title: pormenorizadamente


text:
agónicamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) agonisingly

title: agónicamente


text:
desgarradoramente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) overwhelmingly

title: desgarradoramente


text:
inmaculadamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) immaculately

title: inmaculadamente


text: sufientemente

title: sufientemente


text:
achuchar

Verb

 * 1)  to pet, to cuddle, smooch, hug
 * 2)  to squeeze
 * 3)  to rush, hurry
 * 1)  to rush, hurry

title: achuchar


text:
festonear

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to festoon

title: festonear


text:
huevito

Etymology
From.

title: huevito


text:
autoempleo

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) self-employment

title: autoempleo


text:
ciberporno

Noun

 * 1) cyberporn

title: ciberporno


text:
clerodendro

Noun

 * 1) any of the plants in the genus

title: clerodendro


text:
disgustillo

Etymology
From.

title: disgustillo


text:
exsecretario

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) former secretary

title: exsecretario


text:
intratabilidad

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) untreatability
 * 2) intractability, intractableness
 * 1) intractability, intractableness

title: intratabilidad


text:
minimización

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) minimization

title: minimización


text:
neuroanatomista

Noun

 * 1) neuroanatomist

title: neuroanatomista


text:
parcelación

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) parcelling of land

title: parcelación


text:
perfilador

Noun

 * 1)  pencil

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pencil (for various cosmetic uses)
 * 2) profiler
 * 1) profiler

title: perfilador


text:
endemoniado

Adjective

 * 1) possessed (by the devil)
 * 2) diabolic, devilish
 * 3) disquiet, prankster

Adjective

 * 1) possessed (by the devil)
 * 2) diabolic, devilish

title: endemoniado


text:
triquiasis

Noun

 * 1) trichiasis

title: triquiasis


text:
superbanda

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) supergroup

title: superbanda


text:
צעצוע

Noun

 * 1) a toy
 * 2)  a decoration

Etymology 2
Action noun of

Noun

 * 1) over-decoration, prettification

title: צעצוע


text:
serotipo

Noun

 * 1) serotype

title: serotipo


text:
salchichero

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sausage seller or maker

Adjective

 * 1)  sausage

title: salchichero


text:
sigay

Noun

 * 1) cowry or cowrie shell
 * 2) the shell of the family

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) cowrie shell; cowry

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) cowrie shell

title: sigay


text:
rollazo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ; terrible bore
 * 2) ; terrible funny, great

Adjective

 * 1) dead boring
 * 2) terrible fun, great
 * 1) terrible fun, great

title: rollazo


text: 䥿

title: 䥿


text: politológica

title: politológica


text:
neoconservadurismo

Noun

 * 1) neoconservatism

title: neoconservadurismo


text:
macrocaso

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) massive (legal) case

title: macrocaso


text:
noreuropeo

Adjective

 * 1) Northern European

title: noreuropeo


text: 䦀

title: 䦀


text:
optimistamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) optimistically

title: optimistamente


text:
redaccional

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) redactional

title: redaccional


text:
caminable

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) walking, walkable

title: caminable


text:
anonimización

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) anonymization

title: anonimización


text:
caminabilidad

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) walkability

title: caminabilidad


text:
cuerpecito

Etymology
From.

title: cuerpecito


text:
encomendero

Noun

 * 1) The holder of an encomienda.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) supplier
 * 2) holder of an

title: encomendero


text:
filtrador

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) filtering

Noun

 * 1) filter

title: filtrador


text:
candidatear

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to offer up as candidate

title: candidatear


text:
segundito

Etymology
From.

title: segundito


text:
Citations:academicking

 * 1971 August, the editor of Executive, Southam Business Publications, volume XIII, :
 * They are so huge and so baffling that one tends to retreat to the comfort of habitual attitudes — politicking, academicking, and the like.
 * 1982 December 23rd–30th,, “Ariadne in the Springtime” in , volume XCVI, №№ 1,337–1,338, ‘Les cris de coeur et le own goal’, :
 * A survey revealed that scientists were poorly paid, on the whole. If you wanted more money, you should have gone in for doctoring, academicking, police inspectoring or company secretarying.
 * 2007 April 11th, Chuck Shepherd, ,, “Wednesday’s Drip”, ‘NOTW Lite’:
 * Yr Editor always considered academicking to be a relatively prestigious occupation, but a couple dozen times a year, you hear about pursuits like what these British and French scientists did (camping out on the island of Oleron to chart the hoots of 17 territorial male owls to gauge the level of machismo) or like that of these four at Leeds Univ.’s Food Science Dept., who actually tested 700 variations of “bacon sandwich” to produce a recipe for perfection: N = C + [fb (cm) x fb (tc)] + fb (Ts) + fc x ta.

title: Citations:academicking


text:
eufóricamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) euphorically

title: eufóricamente


text:
prestacional

Adjective

 * 1)  loaning

title: prestacional


text:
universalización

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) universalization

title: universalización


text:
siluetear

Verb

 * 1) to outline, draw a silhouette

title: siluetear


text:
acuchillamiento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) knifing, stab

title: acuchillamiento


text:
prokurdo

Adjective

 * 1) pro-Kurd

title: prokurdo


text:
subliminalmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) subliminally

title: subliminalmente


text:
forhandle

Etymology

 * from

Verb

 * 1) to negotiate

Etymology

 * from

Verb

 * 1) to negotiate

title: forhandle


text:
scarlet red

Noun

 * 1) An azo dye used to treat wounds and ulcers and as a histological stain.
 * 1) An azo dye used to treat wounds and ulcers and as a histological stain.

title: scarlet red


text:
bazuka

Noun

 * 1) bazooka

title: bazuka


text:
clorotoxina

Noun

 * 1) chlorotoxin

title: clorotoxina


text: forhandlende

title: forhandlende


text: forhandl

title: forhandl


text: forhandles

title: forhandles


text:
exsocio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) former member

title: exsocio


text: forhandla

title: forhandla


text: forhandlet

title: forhandlet


text: napjai

title: napjai


text:
forhandler

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) a dealer
 * 2) a negotiator

title: forhandler


text:
hitazo

Etymology
From.

title: hitazo


text:
gazapón

Etymology
From.

title: gazapón


text:
cuadernito

Etymology
From.

title: cuadernito


text:
coronita

Etymology
From.

title: coronita


text:
bestezuela

Etymology
From.

title: bestezuela


text:
banalizador

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) banalizing

title: banalizador


text: banalizadora

title: banalizadora


text:
espachurrar

Etymology
Apocopic form of.

title: espachurrar


text:
que se lixe

Interjection

 * 1)  screw it!, fuck it!

title: que se lixe


text:
leastar

Etymology
From, possibly a loanword. Ultimately from, regardless (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) vessel
 * 2) container for liquids
 * 3) cask, firkin
 * 4) (wash-)tub
 * 5)  punt, tub
 * 6)  vessel person as a container of qualities or feelings
 * 7) squat, dumpy, person; person hard to move; latecomer

title: leastar


text: forhandleren

title: forhandleren


text: forhandlere

title: forhandlere


text: forhandlerne

title: forhandlerne


text:
poke out

Verb

 * 1)  To be barely visible past an obstruction or obstructions; to protrude.
 * 2) * 1886,, The Evil Genius, London: Chatto & Windus, Volume 1, Before the Story, Part 4, p. 41,
 * Here’s the Queen, my dears, in her gilt coach, drawn by six horses. Do you see her sceptre poking out of the carriage window? She governs the nation with that.
 * 1)  To emerge from behind, in, or under something.
 * 2) * 1893,, “A Cape Horn Christmas” in Steve Brown’s Bunyip and Other Stories, Sydney: N.S.W. Bookstall Co., 1905, p. 277,
 * As they gazed, a white face, wet with the sweat of fear, poked out and stared down upon them with eyes in which the late terror still lived.
 * 1)  To cause (something) to protrude or emerge.
 * 2)  To remove (something) by poking (often creating a hole in the process).
 * 3) * 1665, (translator), Typhon, or, The Gyants War with the Gods by  (1644), London: Samuel Speed, Canto 5, p. 147,
 * Apollo then does shoot so right
 * With shaft that’s sharp as well as bright,
 * Hits Ephialtes in the eye;
 * And Hercules that then stood by,
 * Pokes out his other: farewel he.
 * 1) * 1842,, “” in Lyrics of Life, Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1866, p. 35, lines 148-149,
 * “Go,” cried the Mayor, “and get long poles!
 * Poke out the nests and block up the holes!
 * Apollo then does shoot so right
 * With shaft that’s sharp as well as bright,
 * Hits Ephialtes in the eye;
 * And Hercules that then stood by,
 * Pokes out his other: farewel he.
 * 1) * 1842,, “” in Lyrics of Life, Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1866, p. 35, lines 148-149,
 * “Go,” cried the Mayor, “and get long poles!
 * Poke out the nests and block up the holes!

title: poke out


text:
sediar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to host (an event)
 * 2)  to base
 * 3)  to take place
 * 4)  to be based

title: sediar


text:
tick past

Verb

 * 1)  To continue over time.

title: tick past


text:
blow past

Verb

 * 1) To easily overcome or go around a safeguard or limit.
 * I've just blown past my calorie limit for the day.

title: blow past


text:
brush past

Verb

 * 1)  To go by (someone or something) quickly, making slight contact.

title: brush past


text:
smuggle past

Verb

 * 1)  To illicitly or dishonestly get (something) through an inspection.
 * It'll be in the hidden compartment of my bag when I go through the line, so don't worry, I'll be able to smuggle it past.

title: smuggle past


text: dàizǒu

title: dàizǒu


text:
6ter

Etymology
From, literally "6b", but mainly alluding to.

title: 6ter


text:
cervicapre

Etymology
From the taxonomic epithet.

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to the blackbuck

title: cervicapre


text: complexons

title: complexons


text: complexez

title: complexez


text: complexait

title: complexait


text: complexiez

title: complexiez


text: complexaient

title: complexaient


text: complexâmes

title: complexâmes


text: complexâtes

title: complexâtes


text: complexèrent

title: complexèrent


text: complexerai

title: complexerai


text: complexeras

title: complexeras


text: complexera

title: complexera


text: complexerons

title: complexerons


text: complexerez

title: complexerez


text: complexeront

title: complexeront


text: complexerais

title: complexerais


text: complexerait

title: complexerait


text: complexerions

title: complexerions


text: complexeriez

title: complexeriez


text: complexeraient

title: complexeraient


text: complexât

title: complexât


text: complexassions

title: complexassions


text: complexassiez

title: complexassiez


text: pylone

title: pylone


text: literalise

title: literalise


text:
tell of

Verb

 * 1)  To inform (someone) about (something).
 * He tells of his adventures abroad.
 * He told me of his theories.

title: tell of


text:
rap at

Verb

 * 1)  To talk to; to communicate with; to tell of important things.

title: rap at


text:
bagagiste

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) baggage handler

title: bagagiste


text:
talk at

Verb

 * 1) To speak with (someone) without truly listening to their response or interacting meaningfully.
 * 2)  To speak with; to have a conversation with.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish:
 * Spanish:

title: talk at


text:
messeoir

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  to be unsuitable; to be unwanted

title: messeoir


text: bagoulant

title: bagoulant


text: bagoulé

title: bagoulé


text: bagoulée

title: bagoulée


text: bagoulés

title: bagoulés


text: bagoulées

title: bagoulées


text: bagoule

title: bagoule


text: bagoules

title: bagoules


text: bagoulons

title: bagoulons


text:
bagouler

Verb

 * 1) to say, tell

title: bagouler


text: bagoulez

title: bagoulez


text: bagoulent

title: bagoulent


text: bagoulais

title: bagoulais


text: bagoulait

title: bagoulait


text: bagoulions

title: bagoulions


text: bagouliez

title: bagouliez


text: bagoulaient

title: bagoulaient


text: bagoulai

title: bagoulai


text: bagoulas

title: bagoulas


text: bagoula

title: bagoula


text: bagoulâmes

title: bagoulâmes


text: bagoulâtes

title: bagoulâtes


text: bagoulèrent

title: bagoulèrent


text: bagoulerai

title: bagoulerai


text: bagouleras

title: bagouleras


text: bagoulera

title: bagoulera


text: bagoulerons

title: bagoulerons


text: bagoulerez

title: bagoulerez


text: bagouleront

title: bagouleront


text: bagoulerais

title: bagoulerais


text: bagoulerait

title: bagoulerait


text: bagoulerions

title: bagoulerions


text: bagouleriez

title: bagouleriez


text: bagouleraient

title: bagouleraient


text: bagoulasse

title: bagoulasse


text: bagoulasses

title: bagoulasses


text: bagoulât

title: bagoulât


text: bagoulassions

title: bagoulassions


text: bagoulassiez

title: bagoulassiez


text: bagoulassent

title: bagoulassent


text:
smack down

Verb

 * 1) To defeat utterly and decisively, especially in a humiliating way.
 * 2) To successfully refute (someone or someone's idea or proposal).

title: smack down


text: Template:mhr-decl-table/documentation

title: Template:mhr-decl-table/documentation


text:
baguenaudier

Noun

 * 1) bladder senna  (masculine only)
 * 2) trifler
 * 1) trifler

title: baguenaudier


text: esclatz

title: esclatz


text:
baguettisant

Etymology
From.

title: baguettisant


text: Category:tr:Burial

title: Category:tr:Burial


text:
take it out in

Verb

 * 1) To accept as payment.
 * I convinced him to take it out in barter instead of cash.

title: take it out in


text:
entrehurter

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to crash into one another

title: entrehurter


text:
entreabatre

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to knock one another over

title: entreabatre


text: Category:Middle French terms prefixed with entre-


text:
take it out of

Verb

 * 1) To enervate or make tired; to sap the strength or vitality of.
 * This job has really taken it out of me.
 * 1) To exact payment from; to punish.
 * They'll take it out of me one way or another.
 * They'll take it out of me one way or another.

title: take it out of


text:
baguier

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a box used to store rings
 * 2) a ring sizer (conical device)

title: baguier


text:
take up for

Verb

 * 1) To support, as in an argument; to defend the stance or character of.

title: take up for


text:
know of

Verb

 * 1)  To be aware of the existence of someone or something, but to have little or no other knowledge beyond that point.
 * 2)  To know about a specific individual by reputation without having met them.
 * I do not know Jane Smith but I know of her.

Translations

 * Arabic:
 * Swedish:

title: know of


text:
reach past

Verb

 * 1) To extend beyond (something).

title: reach past


text:
gasketed

Adjective

 * 1) Fitted with a gasket.

title: gasketed


text:
estourdi

Adjective

 * 1) stunned; dazed

title: estourdi


text: metodiske

title: metodiske


text:
estonné

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) surprised; shocked

title: estonné


text:
ensenglanté

Adjective

 * 1) bloody; bloodied

title: ensenglanté


text:
horiatiki

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) Greek salad

title: horiatiki


text:
tournoy

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) tourney (medieval tournament)

title: tournoy


text:
unrenowned

Adjective

 * 1) Not renowned.

title: unrenowned


text:
placenta previa

Noun

 * 1)  placenta praevia

title: placenta previa


text: placenta previas

title: placenta previas


text:
spectacularize

Verb

 * 1)  To make spectacular.

title: spectacularize


text: spectacularized

title: spectacularized


text: spectacularizes

title: spectacularizes


text: spectacularizing

title: spectacularizing


text:
nonexploding

Adjective

 * 1) That does not explode.

title: nonexploding


text:
predivorce

Adjective

 * 1) Before a divorce.

title: predivorce


text:
tournoyement

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) tourney (medieval tournament)

title: tournoyement


text:
bahorrina

Noun

 * 1) dirt, filth

title: bahorrina


text:
öröklakás

Noun

 * 1)  condominium, condo, owner-occupied flat an apartment that is owned by an individual but the grounds, structure etc. are owned jointly

title: öröklakás


text:
branquia

Noun

 * 1) gill

title: branquia


text:
haittier

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to treat (an illness; an ailment)

title: haittier


text:
cuaquerismo

Noun

 * 1) Quakerism

title: cuaquerismo


text:
degollación

Noun

 * 1) beheading
 * 2) massacre, slaughter
 * 1) massacre, slaughter

title: degollación


text:
descollante

Adjective

 * 1) outstanding, eminent

title: descollante


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text:
endulzante

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sweetener

title: endulzante


text:
estampación

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) printing
 * 2) engraving
 * 1) engraving

title: estampación


text:
infravivienda

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) slum area with substandard housing

title: infravivienda


text:
morrocotudo

Adjective

 * 1) tremendous, terrific

title: morrocotudo


text:
perfumista

Noun

 * 1) One who makes, sells, or is an aficionado of perfumes.

Noun

 * 1) perfumer person who makes or sells perfume

Noun

 * 1) perfumer

title: perfumista


text:
retorcimiento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) entwining, entangling

title: retorcimiento


text:
singladura

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  day-long voyage

title: singladura


text:
bugnay

Noun

 * 1) a bignay tree
 * 2) fruit of this tree

Noun

 * 1) a Queensland cherry tree
 * 2) fruit of this tree

Noun

 * 1) a bignay tree
 * 2) fruit of this tree

title: bugnay


text:
subsidiariedad

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) subsidiarity

title: subsidiariedad


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title: User:JohnC5/Sandbox1-f


text:
zopenco

Adjective

 * 1) stupid, idiotic

Noun

 * 1) idiot

title: zopenco


text: bahorrinas

title: bahorrinas


text:
stay together

Verb

 * 1) To remain loyal in times of stress or difficulty; to avoid separation despite pressure to do so.

title: stay together


text: branquias

title: branquias


text: corticoides

title: corticoides


text: degollaciones

title: degollaciones


text: descollantes

title: descollantes


text: duquesas

title: duquesas


text: estampaciones

title: estampaciones


text: infraviviendas

title: infraviviendas


text: morrocotudos

title: morrocotudos


text: morrocotuda

title: morrocotuda


text: morrocotudas

title: morrocotudas


text: perfumistas

title: perfumistas


text: retorcimientos

title: retorcimientos


text: singladuras

title: singladuras


text: zopencos

title: zopencos


text: zopenca

title: zopenca


text: zopencas

title: zopencas


text: asintiereis

title: asintiereis


text: asintiese

title: asintiese


text: asintieron

title: asintieron


text: asintiéramos

title: asintiéramos


text: asintieses

title: asintieses


text: asintiere

title: asintiere


text: asintieseis

title: asintieseis


text: asintieran

title: asintieran


text: asintierais

title: asintierais


text: asintáis

title: asintáis


text: asintieras

title: asintieras


text: asintiésemos

title: asintiésemos


text: asintiera

title: asintiera


text: asintiendo

title: asintiendo


text: asintió

title: asintió


text: asintás

title: asintás


text: asintiesen

title: asintiesen


text: asintamos

title: asintamos


text: asintieres

title: asintieres


text: asintiéremos

title: asintiéremos


text:
keep together

Verb

 * 1) To strive to maintain a group; to prevent a group from separating; to remain together.

title: keep together


text: asintieren

title: asintieren


text: presintieseis

title: presintieseis


text: presintiere

title: presintiere


text: presintiereis

title: presintiereis


text: presintás

title: presintás


text: presintió

title: presintió


text: presintiésemos

title: presintiésemos


text: presintiese

title: presintiese


text: presintiendo

title: presintiendo


text: presintáis

title: presintáis


text: presintiera

title: presintiera


text: presintiéremos

title: presintiéremos


text: presintieren

title: presintieren


text: presintierais

title: presintierais


text: presintieses

title: presintieses


text: presintiéramos

title: presintiéramos


text: presintieran

title: presintieran


text: presintieras

title: presintieras


text: presintamos

title: presintamos


text: presintiesen

title: presintiesen


text: presintieron

title: presintieron


text: presintieres

title: presintieres


text: prostituí

title: prostituí


text: prostituyera

title: prostituyera


text: prostituyerais

title: prostituyerais


text: prostituyeran

title: prostituyeran


text: prostituyere

title: prostituyere


text: prostituyendo

title: prostituyendo


text: prostituyan

title: prostituyan


text: prostituid

title: prostituid


text: prostituyéramos

title: prostituyéramos


text: prostituyésemos

title: prostituyésemos


text:
megbízhatóan

Adverb

 * 1) dependably, trustworthily, reliably

title: megbízhatóan


text: prostituyeren

title: prostituyeren


text: prostituyeseis

title: prostituyeseis


text: prostituyeras

title: prostituyeras


text: prostituyas

title: prostituyas


text: prostituiré

title: prostituiré


text: prostituyáis

title: prostituyáis


text: prostituyéremos

title: prostituyéremos


text: prostituyeses

title: prostituyeses


text: prostituís

title: prostituís


text: prostituirían

title: prostituirían


text: prostituisteis

title: prostituisteis


text: prostituyeron

title: prostituyeron


text: prostituyes

title: prostituyes


text: prostituía

title: prostituía


text: Category:my:Amphibians

title: Category:my:Amphibians


text: prostituyen

title: prostituyen


text: prostituirán

title: prostituirán


text: prostituirías

title: prostituirías


text: prostituyesen

title: prostituyesen


text: prostituiréis

title: prostituiréis


text: prostituyese

title: prostituyese


text: prostituían

title: prostituían


text: prostituyamos

title: prostituyamos


text: prostituías

title: prostituías


text: prostituiríais

title: prostituiríais


text: prostituiría

title: prostituiría


text: prostituyeres

title: prostituyeres


text: prostituíais

title: prostituíais


text: Category:my:List of set categories

title: Category:my:List of set categories


text: prostituyereis

title: prostituyereis


text: prostituyó

title: prostituyó


text: prostituyo

title: prostituyo


text: prostituye

title: prostituye


text: prostituya

title: prostituya


text: pulás

title: pulás


text: pulida

title: pulida


text: pulidos

title: pulidos


text: pulidas

title: pulidas


text: reconstituyese

title: reconstituyese


text: reconstituirían

title: reconstituirían


text: reconstituyereis

title: reconstituyereis


text: reconstituirías

title: reconstituirías


text: reconstituyéramos

title: reconstituyéramos


text: reconstituyen

title: reconstituyen


text: reconstituyan

title: reconstituyan


text: reconstituid

title: reconstituid


text: reconstituyes

title: reconstituyes


text: reconstituyerais

title: reconstituyerais


text: reconstituyáis

title: reconstituyáis


text: reconstituyó

title: reconstituyó


text: reconstituyéremos

title: reconstituyéremos


text: reconstituyas

title: reconstituyas


text: reconstituyere

title: reconstituyere


text: reconstituyeren

title: reconstituyeren


text: reconstituyera

title: reconstituyera


text: reconstituyesen

title: reconstituyesen


text: reconstituíais

title: reconstituíais


text: reconstituiste

title: reconstituiste


text: reconstituyeses

title: reconstituyeses


text: reconstituimos

title: reconstituimos


text: reconstituyeres

title: reconstituyeres


text: reconstituisteis

title: reconstituisteis


text: reconstituiré

title: reconstituiré


text: reconstituiréis

title: reconstituiréis


text: reconstituye

title: reconstituye


text: reconstituiríais

title: reconstituiríais