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108 AN ACSTRALIAN LANGUAGE.
Tan-ganna, -garra-see yunganna
Yangarra-to grind seeds in the
native may; to rub on a stone;
to clean by rubbing, as knives
Tange-drought. [woman.
Tangerang-a run-about, a bad
Tangerang-all along, all about.
Tangeranqbuolia-all round.
Panguainbanna-to stumble, to
stammer.
Tangumbi-always, a long time.
Tangnmbinga-to leap over.
Pannabayarra-to send, to tell
to go.
Talinnbillinga-l o go when told.
Tannabuoananna-to go nit11
exertion. [wanderer.
Tannadarrambal-a stroller, a
Tannagagi-a walk, v. ancl s.
Tannaidurai-an infant begn-
niiig to walk ; any walker.
Tannamambirra-to let go.
Tannamanna-to pursue.
Yaunamarra-to go quickly.
Yannambabirra - to come for
something to eat.
Tannacgarimanna-to go about
all day long.
Pannanna-to go, to walk.
Pannanuwal-go on !
TSnnarra-a long fishinv s leas.
Tannaurar - smooth, $eely
finished.
Tannemaingarrin-llaving gone
in vain.
Talllliyanirra-to come to one's
assistance.
Tannulabul-at the same time.
Pannumbilanna-to walk.
Tara-a 'gum-tree.'
Taran-the chin ; the beard.
Tarbarra-to dig, scrape with
the spade.
Parbimnla-round.
Pariwan-as sensual as a brute.
Tarmanna-to seek all about.
Yaimarra-to move about and
scratch OP bite, like fleas.
Tarngun-the root of a tree.
Parra-to speak.
Yarradamarra-to dream.
Tarradunna - to beat on the
' bargan,' p.v.
Yarraga-spring.
Tarraibarra-to make a hissing
noise, like the ' bargan' ~rhen
thrown.
Yarrain-a native shrub.
Yarrainbadanna-to gnash the
teeth together.
Tarraiyannanna-to go about.
Tarraman-a horse.
TarrBn-a kind of grub.
Tarrzn-a grub found in treas.
Yarrandang-a dream.
Yarrang-splinters.
Yarranna-to make an angry
noise, like dogs when ready
to seize on an object.
Parrarbai-creaking, as shoes.
Tarrarbarra-to creak.
Tarrawullai-the blossomof the
' gum-tree.'
Yarre-raw, underdone.
Yarridyundalll-strong, as ram
hide.
Tarringan-clear, transparent,
like clear water.
Tarriwan-voracious.
Parrudag-ginga-to dream.
Yarruwalla-very strong, T-ery
mighty.
Taryan-buolia-eveqwl~ere.
Yaung-a small shadow.
Yawai ; yungi-stones used for
grinding or sharpening.
Tamaima-round; subst., a ring.
Yawaingar-a cockroach.
Pawaldaill-one that watches,
a watchman.
Yamallanna-to watch one an-
other.
Pawandyillinga-to take care
of one's self.
Tawanna yallmga-to care for,
as a mothcr a child.
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Yawarra-to watch 01- take care.
Pawarrang-a kind of fish.
Tawillawilla~vil--cooling breeze.
Tayallalllla-to assist to talk.
Telinqa-to reprove, find fault
with.
Yuambmna-to frighten away
evil spirits by a hissing noise.
Yuar-hungry.
Yuar-a kind of ' gum-tree.'
Puarbin-theblossom of ' yuar.'
Tubanirra-to cause to rain.
Tubarra-to rain.
Tnddillanna-to touch.
Puddings-to hit against, to
touch ; cilso yudirra.
Yugama-to moTe. [self.
Yuggan-gijillinga-to stir one's
Yuggamai-a sleeping place.
Pugpn-anna-to select a place
where to sleep.
Tugongbirra-to turn back.
TuggB-a fierce native dog.
Tugguhnl-this one, thisfellow.
Tu~gu,"girra-to look fro111 ull-
derneath, to peep.
Yusgui-having no water, dry.
Tuin-a name.
Yuinballai-one who is re3pec-
ted, famous.
Tuinbarra-to tell the name.
Tuinbi-this waj- !
Tumarradinga-to cry whilst
mallring.
Yumbalgnrra - to pass from
playing into crying.
Pumbanidyillinga-to be sorry
for having made one cry.
Tumbanirra-to cause to cry.
Tumbi-a species of pine.
Yumbiyumbidj-ang-a sei~ant,
an assistant.
TTumbul-that way !
Tung-scars.
P~n~ddain-a stroller.
Yungaibnrra-to cry out, shout.
lrunganna-to groan, to cry, to
make much a-do ar; n-orli.
Yungarang - illegal cohabitstion.
Yuugbunmarra-to push bzck
T~ungerang-very noisy.
Tungir-a crier.
Y ungun-backw:lds.
Turai-sleep ; ac7j., sleepy.
Turanna-t~ grolo.
T~~rbai-a liind of seed.
Yurbarra-to nod ill sleep, to
be sleepy.
Turbaj-urba-sleepy.
Tu~re~l-a scratch, sea:', SOIT.
Turon-coilralesceut.
Yurong-a cloud.
Turraibulhul-rery sleep!-.
Tulain-s1ii11.
Turrubaug-rery tall and big.
Tul~lng ; ynliumhan-a kind of Hurruga-the snu.
milk-thistle.
Turrupi-thistle.
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Yulla-nails on fingers and toes. lurrugaicbyurai-name of the
Tullai-yullai-shaking, stagger- mountaiil near my home.
ing.
Yurrumbamarra-to rear, to
Tullang-a little shrub. bring up.
Tullawama-to stretch out the Yurr~ullbnnnaynlinga-to talie
arms; to lie straight.
care of another's child.
Yulla~~arra-to stretch. Purumban~al-an old man rho
Tnllubirgen-a rainbow. has seen much : one who has
Yullugayan-anna-to go on the seen his childrkn's children ;
toes.
a very old man.
Yullugur-a part of the throat. Turumu?nll6 -a dull sultry dsy.
Yulluma-a kind of kangaroo. Yuyui-no water : a dry plain.
Yumambirra-to cause to cry. Tuyung-backwards.