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80 AN AUSTRALIAN L-LVGUAGE. THE VIlZDiDIIABI DIALECT. 81
Darri-old stumps of grass. Dillgng-a brother.
Darrial-a bed.
Dilledille-rotten.
Derribal-the return of the Dillidilli-small mood,
' bargan ' when thrown. Dillirbunia-il~zp., smash, dash
Darribun-a queen bee. against ; i.p. dillirbunnarrabin
Darrilanna-to cohabit. Dimbanna-to make a whizzing
Darrawirgal-thename of one of noise, as greenwood in the flre.
the native gods ; he lives down Din-ment, flesh.
the river ; he sent the small- Din-theinner rind of the'yampox.
magang'; the natives suck it.
Darrual;-tough.
Dinbain-any sharp and pointed
Parrubama-to leap over. steel instrument fit to make
Dsmitbarra-to rushon andtear native weapons, especially the
up the ground. as water does. ' bargan.'
Dal~uin-a handle.
Dinbana-to buzz (like flies).
Dawa-very fat.
Dinbuorin-a native lark.
Dan-ai-the lair of the sorcerer Dindabarra-to take the roughor
of his ' randong,' p.v. ness off, as a carpenter does.
Dawarang-a native dog. Dindadinda-work left rough.
Dan&--a hatchet.
Dindar-bald-headed.
Dhir-this, that.
Dindarr,-to bite off, make ill,
Dibaima-to hiss, acconlpanied as Wandong does.
with clapping of the hands. Dindima-the Pleiades.
Dibbillain-birds.
Dingai-a n-alking stick.
Dibbin-a bird.
Dingandingan-flat, even.
Dibbindibbin-the hollow part Dinganna-to walk rith a stick.
underneath the breastbone. Dingarra-to sneep, to pull up.
Dibbong-ids, spikes. 1 Dingelinga-to make smooth.
Di:gal--a fishbone.
Dingnrbarra--to sharpen.
D iqgar-a sneezing.
Dinmmna-to pick the nose.
Diqgzrrn-to sneeze.
Dinm6-~zr, battle.
Diggn-the small ' blackwood.' Dimlirr-an eyebrov.
Diq6n-top-knot of a cockatoo. Dinna-honeycomb, war.
Dilbaimananna-to come slyly Diun~tng-the foot.
upon one.
Dianawan-an emu.
Dilbrina-tu tread softly, to-iralh Diragambirra-to raise.
on the toes.
Diramaclillinga-to be proud.
Dilqa~i~dilgnin--tl~ehaircombed. DirBmnrra-to speak well of, to
Dilganna-to comb the hair. praise.
Dilgzar-a splinter of wood. Dlran-a mouutaiu 01. hill.
Dilmail-silent, quiet. Diranbang-noon; whenthe snu
Dillnbima-to scatter, to sow. is in the zenith.
Dillabirra-to draw.
Dirangalbang-high, exalted ;
Dilladillabirra-to throw about, entrusted with authority.
to cause confusion.
Diran-garan-garall-many hills
Dilladillan-garra-to shake.
01. mountains.
Dillaqar-a native berry-fruit. Dir6nna-to rise,likethe dough.
Dillnjgarra-to shake. Diren-direng-red.
Dironbirong-the red streallls
of clouds m the evening; a+.,
red, said of white men.
Dirradambingn-to dress the
hair.
Dirradirra~a~ra-to shoot up
like mushrooms.
Dirradirra~ranna-211 herb.
Dirragarra-to dig deep.
Dirraggalbang-haughty ; also
dirangal-bang.
Dirraibang-a brother.
Dirraiawama-to get up.
Dirrainamgarra-to disarrmge ;
to move about everything in
seeking for a thiog.
Dirral-a little bird.
Dirramai-an edible herb.
Dirramananna-to boil over.
Dirramarra-to the left.
Dirramama-to lift, to take off,
to lift off (as from the fire).
Dirrangal-one that is superior
to work ; a lazy geiltlema~l.
Dirran~an-ulleven, clumsy.
Dirri-grey hair.
Dirribang-an old man.
Din-idirri-a little bird.
Dirrige-gorse ; a prickly and
stinging stuff inside the native
' mungia,' p.v.
Dirril-a bulrush.
Dirrinail-an edible plant.
Dirrn-a 'kangaroo-rat.'
Did-any collectioil of small
particles ; as sanr.dust, siftings.
Diwingil-a sparli.
Diyan-soft, loose.
Dombar-the mist that precedes
rain ; the sight of rain far off.
tDombock-sheep.
D6n-tail (efinnz sig. penis).
Dondo-mirin-mirinmal-a snail.
Dondu-a swan.
Duaduamirra-to hare fancies
to be delirious, talk nonsense
Duambian-a little plant with
a pink flower, and edible root,
j.
Dubbi--n grub with \rings ; n
butterfly.
Dubbu-a liind of frog or toad.
Dubo-a ]let call.
Duddarra-to suck.
Duddu-the felllale breast ; as
a call to infants.
Dudduwarrannz-to rnsh down,
as rrnter.
Duganna-to draw water.
Duggeilling2-to fetch for an-
other.
Duggin-shade.
Dugginga-to hang (like fruits
on the tree).
Du~~uaibalbinga-to be on a
Gng bed ; beyond recovery.
Dugguaibul-altogether,wholly.
Dugguarra-to overtake.
Duggumbirra-tobenot greedy,
generous.
Duggumi-glad, fond of.
D uggurai-ban - to conle
back ; to reach home.
Dugguwarra-to orertake.
Du~uinbirra-to give alrqs, to
give freely, to be generous.
Dulba-a drop.
Dulbagal-a monstrous birth.
Dulbaganbirra-to crack.
Dulbamanna-to drop.
D~lbibal~nna-to hang down
the head.
Dulbibannirra-to bow down ;
to turn upside do~rn; to be
reclined.
Dulbinbirra-to lie prone on the
belly.
Dulbinga-to bend lor; to worship.
[bends.
Dulbunbunmaldain -one that
Dulbunbunmarra-to bend, bow
Dullaidullai-staggering from
exhaustion.
Dullar-a red bird.
Dullin-a kind of lizard.
Dullondullong - sinking, exhausted,
ready to tumble.