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s 2 AX ACSTRALIAN LAKGUAGE. THE WIRADHdRI DULBCT.<br />
Dullu-a spear.<br />
Dnllubang-the soul.<br />
Dullnbanna-to split.<br />
Dullubi-marroT.<br />
Dullubi-a little shrub.<br />
Dullubin-rery straight.<br />
Dullubul-straigbt.<br />
I)ulludullu-big logs <strong>of</strong> wood.<br />
Dullngal- the north wind.<br />
D 6llugang-a little spear.<br />
Du1lugari.a-to findguilty ; to be<br />
conricted.<br />
Dullugudanna-to spear.<br />
Dullumarai- straight.<br />
Dulmarra-to press together, to<br />
squeeze.<br />
Dulmarra-to press out water<br />
or juice. [monp.<br />
Duinbal-pro<strong>of</strong>, evidence, testi-<br />
Dumbaldah-one that shows,<br />
a director.<br />
Dumbalmai-awituess, testifier.<br />
Dumbalmaldain-one that gives<br />
pro<strong>of</strong> or testimony.<br />
Dumbalmarra-to bear witness<br />
or indict ; to accuse, betray.<br />
Dumbangidyral-a pointing out.<br />
Dumbanna-to point, to show.<br />
Dumbi-a blush.<br />
Dumbirra-to spit.<br />
Dummirra-to carry.<br />
Dunban-little ants.<br />
Dunbur-some kind <strong>of</strong> wood.<br />
Dundilai-walking in single file.<br />
Dundilaimallanna-to walk in a<br />
row or line one after another.<br />
Dunduma-the ' badawal,' p.v.<br />
Duiidumbirra-to suck out, as<br />
marrow from a bone.<br />
Dung-mud, dirt.<br />
Dungain-a kind <strong>of</strong> parrot.<br />
Dungal-apost, pillar, support.<br />
Dungardungar-tall, long.<br />
Dungin-a sleeping ground be-<br />
tween two fires.<br />
Dungindain-a kind <strong>of</strong> water-<br />
mole. [gularly.<br />
Dungumarranna-to stand irre-<br />
Dunma-a born, an arch.<br />
Duma-to spear ; to write.<br />
Dunnai-a tall, long fellow.<br />
Dunnang-a knot.<br />
Dural-a hollow tree set on<br />
fire at the bottom and smoke<br />
coming out at the top.<br />
Durang-the bark.<br />
Durbarra-to chip or smooth, as<br />
n-ith the ' dinbain.'<br />
Durdaiil-a ~riter.<br />
Durgung-a cuckoo.<br />
Durgunnai~na-to pick.<br />
Dunan-news ; a message.<br />
Duriangarra-to delirer a mes-<br />
sage.<br />
Duriduringa- to be ill.<br />
Durilgai-fruitf ul.<br />
Durimambirra- to make ill ; to<br />
cause to be ill ; as Wandong<br />
does.<br />
Durin-wound.<br />
Duiinda-to spear, to prick.<br />
During-a snake.<br />
Durmanbirra-to aim at.<br />
Duronggargar-a glow-R-orm, a<br />
common m orm.<br />
Dururbuolin-always, ever.<br />
Dururdururbuo1i11-ever, en@.<br />
Durrabarra-to drive the bad<br />
spirit away by blowing.<br />
Durrain-a long white cloud.<br />
Durraggarang-a bee.<br />
DurranmB-sorcery, a sorcerer.<br />
Durrawal-the piece <strong>of</strong> Bark<br />
used as a bier.<br />
Durri-birth.<br />
Durri-alluvial soil, rubbish.<br />
Durribil-muddy. [forth.<br />
Durrirra-to be born; to briug<br />
Durrubanna-to tear up soil, as<br />
water does.<br />
Durrudurrugarra-to follow.<br />
Durrugai~a-to track, to trace.<br />
Durrui-ants.<br />
Durruibil-f ull <strong>of</strong> ants.<br />
Durrulbmra-to burst.<br />
Durrulgarra-to hide.<br />
Durrumang-a young snake.<br />
Durrumbal-some water weeds.<br />
Durrumbin-a caterpillar.<br />
Duyon-fat ; subsf., fat meat.<br />
Duyul-a hill ; a($., hilly, un-<br />
even, rough.<br />
Gabban-a father-in-law ; a re-<br />
lative in general.<br />
Gabbargabbar-green ; s., grass.<br />
Gabbilga-a h~arl-band made<br />
<strong>of</strong> a native dog's tail.<br />
Gabbuga-ail egg ; brains.<br />
Gabbung-a species <strong>of</strong> moths<br />
or butterflies.<br />
Gabburgabbur -anything rot-<br />
ten or broken.<br />
Gabirra-to eat mith the mouth<br />
hanging over the vessel, to eat<br />
in a nasty may.<br />
Gabura-a cap <strong>of</strong> x-hite down.<br />
GBdarra-to erase ; to rinse.<br />
Gadda-supposing ; perhaps~<br />
Gaddagadda or gaddawirra-a<br />
bad woman, a prostitute.<br />
Gaddagadda-heard it myself ;<br />
an eye-witness.<br />
Gaddagadda-a swollen sore.<br />
Gaddai-the throat.<br />
Gaddal-smolre, tobacco.<br />
Gadddbar-the smoke-like ap-<br />
pearance <strong>of</strong> rain at a distance.<br />
Gaddaldnrai-a young man.<br />
Gaddalumarra-to be aunoyed<br />
by smolie.<br />
Gaddambidyillinga - to wash<br />
one's self.<br />
Gaddambillannininga-to wash<br />
-<br />
again.<br />
Gaddambinga-to l-vash.<br />
Gaddambirra-to rinse.<br />
Gaddzng-glad, happy.<br />
Gaddang-a little lizard.<br />
Gaddangeillinga-to be pleased<br />
mith ; to rejoice over one.<br />
Gaddangillinga-to please.<br />
Gaddar-the back <strong>of</strong> the thigh.<br />
Gaddaraibunninga -to o\-er-<br />
come, humble, frighten.<br />
Gaddawirra-to be mischievous.<br />
Gadderai - frightened, sorry,<br />
penitent; the disposition not<br />
to do evil again after harii~g<br />
suEerecl for evil-doing.<br />
Gaddi-a snake,<br />
Gaddirbarra-to make a creak-<br />
ing noise, as new shoes.<br />
Gaddirbuodalin-a creaking.<br />
Gaddul-congealed blood.<br />
Gaddun-raw, uncooked.<br />
Gadpal-hollow.<br />
Gagamiu-a younger brother.<br />
Bag%ma~lna-to lead astray, to<br />
seduce.<br />
GLigang-the eldest brother.<br />
Gai !-ah !<br />
Gain-like, similar.<br />
Gairgair-meat which smells.<br />
G2l-string ; ally tie.<br />
Galbar-little, some, not all.<br />
Galdang-a rudhing noise.<br />
Galga-empty ; hungq-.<br />
Gdgau-the husk.<br />
Galgailg-a shrub.<br />
Gdgeseeds.<br />
Galgura-a little bird.<br />
Gallabarra-to halve.<br />
Gallafi,anbarm-to wipe.<br />
Gallaggabang-very many.<br />
Gallar-bnrra, -barn&--to rattle,<br />
to make a noise.<br />
Galliainl~al-uphill.<br />
Galliarbang-glad, pleased.<br />
Gdlun-a kind <strong>of</strong> lizard.<br />
Gamambirra-to dram ozt, to<br />
fetch out.<br />
GambQi-yesterday.<br />
Gambain-a 11-bite head-knd.<br />
Gambal-a wild turkey.<br />
GBmban-weak, thin.<br />
Gambang-a brother. rtbing.<br />
Gambilhna-to carry 0:. Ecld a<br />
Gan~bu-the groin.<br />
Gambuana~llla-to bring back.