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100 AN AUSTRALIAN LANGUAGE.
JIuogamarra-to keep in reserve
for future use.
Muogan-a younger sister.
Muogelailg-a species of rood.
%Iuomadi-a term of reproach.
I\luoy,zrra-to tell behind the
back ; to speali secretly.
Bfural-anything (as dust, sand,
dirt) that gets into the eye.
Nurallllanna-to make or feel
rrarm.
DIfiLrga~llbanna-to cranch, as in
biting a hard crust. [sort.
3furigual-different ; of another
Muro-the entrails of a grub.
Munmanna-to stifle the cough;
to hold the hand before the
mouth while coughing.
Mumaingubildain-deceitf ul.
BIuilnai&pbirra-to make sport
of, to disappoint, to tmt a 1' ise.
Dfunnaln-6-greedy, voracious.
DIunnarra-an afternoon visit.
. Munnirganna-to be jealous.
Munnnin-a sharp end or point;
the point of a spear.
Munnun-big, much. [rree.'
Bfuogalambin-a kind of ' bos-
Muog,allan-a liind of tree.
Murrabialinga-to get worse or
sick again, to hare a relapse;
also, murrabinga. [asleep.
BIurmbinda-to be ill, to be fast
Dfurrabirra-to throw down.
Dfurradambirra-to make fast.
Df~rradi~ra-to hit, to kick.
B$urr,z-&an-gLtn-h~ving many
fingers or legs, like spiders.
Murrai-soft.
Murraidyung-very soft.
Murrain-the white cockatoo.
B%urrslmurrd-slippery.
Murral-something in the eye.
BIurmmirra-to stare or look at
with surprise.
Dilurramurrabirra-to part for
ever, nerer to see again ; to
neglect, to forsake.
IEurrand-blind.
Murrandan-a little rat.
Murrang-mud.
Murranillanna-to fight much
Murmwal-much, great.
Murra~valgiran-a stout, large
man.
Murrawarra-to stand fast.
M~rra~llalinga-to raise the
voice.
Murrayarra-to speak out, to
speali loud.
&furredyang-curious, strange.
Mui~hum-murrhung- smiling,
ready to laugh.
Murri-a sol+, a kind.
BIiirri-a stranger.
Dfurriang-the place where the
ocean ceases at the end of the
world ; there Baiamai lives.
Bluriigual-another sort.
3Iurrigualbang-differellt ones,
stra~~gers.
Murrimurri--each, of each sort.
BIurrk-1.0.
Murr6g-garra-to leap, as in
dancing.
Dfurron-life ; ndj., alive.
Murrongialinga - to come to
life a,gain, to revive.
Murronginga-to live.
Murru-a road.
&fui~u-nose.
Murrua-the west wind.
Murruban-the first.
Murruberai-thunder.
Murruberaigarra-to thunder.
Murrudadain-a native bird.
DI~~rudalain-thorns.
Murrudinelinga-to turn up the
nose at; to treat with con-
tempt.
Murrudirra-to speak through
the nose.
Murrudirran-a protuberance ;
projecting and hanging over.
Murrugai-first.
Bfurrugal-to read.
Murrugian-the bone worn in
- the nose.
Dfurrumarra-to hold fast, to
sift seeds in a piece of bark,
to rub between the hands.
Dfurrunlbain-the firstborn.
Dlurrumbir-sky, firmament.
Dfurrumbirrhe-a loud sound
heard in the air by thenatives.
Murrumurrung-laughable ; s.,
one that is always laughing.
Dfurrung-a kind of grass-
hopper.
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Earbang-a n-oman's bag ; the
pouch of an animal.
Narguaima-round.
Narralmanangerang-a flower.
Narrarwarra-40 slip backwards
Narramai-the suioliy appear-
ance of the air caused by
great heat.
Karriar-hot.
Narrin-the hip-bone.
Narro-a inau's bag.
Narruldirra-to escape.
Narrundirra-to liick.
3Iurrungayari-a-to say al~ays. Naruin-fresh bliin.
Murrungelinga-to surround, to Narmarra-to slip.
encompass, to inclose. Nigganagga-very hot, oppres-
Blurug-gamirra-to like or fancy sive ; sa~d of the sun.
a thing.
Nilla-lie, she, it (pron.).
Muruidarra-to make a noise Nimmadillinga-to pinch one'swhen
eating.
self; also nimma-gidyillinga.
Nimuggang-a little rat.
Kin-one's own.
N
Ningcnna-to come begging in
a sly manner.
Xammunmanna-to hold the Ninirmara-to search minutely.
hand to the mouth. Nirgian-sulky, peevish.
Namm~ndambin~a-to shut up; Kirix-an edge.
to tie up, as clothes. Nirmarra-to break one's arm.
Nan-the neck.
Nuggadang-reddish gum from
Nanan-quick, fast-running. the ' gum-tree.'
Naudirang-bent, like a hook. Kugganirra-to beat regulzrly ;
Kangan-putrified meat. as the heart.
Nangundarra-to trespass by Kuggur-loathing food ; not ineating
things forbidden. clined for eating.
Nangunmarra-to trespass, in- Kulang-mist ascending.
trude, to do xrong. Nulang-the mist-like appear-
Nannaibirra-to be in a hurry ; ance of the atmosphere in
to be very eager.
summer indicatlve of great
Kannaibungarra-to waste. heat ; Gerat., hohenrauch.
Wannaigan-poor, miserable. Nullabang-many.
f-Xanna~gur-poorly, unwell. Nullari-hurry, haste.
Nam-aigure - miserable, un- Nulluimarra-to turn upside
comfortable.
down, to tilt.
Nannainia-very steep. Nulluimbinga - to be folded
Nannaimarra-to spill, to waste. upwards.
Nannainannaibina-to be very Piulluinbibaddi-folded up.
lucky.
Nulluin-marra, -manna-to spill
Xaranmarra-to strip off. Numbanna-to blow the nose