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62 AN AUSTEALIA~Y LANGUAGE.
Tetti-ba-bunbilliko, m., to per- T6g-gunbilliko, az., to show.
mit to die, to let die. T6gkamullik0, oz., to find ; lit.,
Tetti-ba-bun-burrilliko, IIZ., to to make to appear.
permit to be put to death by Tfigkilliko, nz., to ci-p, to bewail.
some means.
Tuirkulliko, nz., to drag along,
Tetti-bug-gulliko, in., to compel to draw.
to be dead, to kill, to murder. Tukin-umulliko, nz.,to preserve,
Tetti-bulliko, no., to die, to be in to keep, to take care of.
the act of dying.
Tukkira, ITZ., to be cold. -
Tetti-bfiiikulliko, 912. to smite !l?uIbulliko, m., to run fast, to
dead, to strike dead.
escape.
Tetti-burrilliko, IIZ., to cause to
die by some means, as poison.
Tullamullilro, m., to hold by the
Tetti-kakillilro, m., to be dead,
hands.
to be in that state.
Tulla-tullai: ITZ., to be in a rage.
Tiir-bug-ga-bullbilliko, m., to Tuloin, nc., to be narrow.
let break.
Tulutilliko, nt., to kick.
Tiir-bug-eulliko,
. - - nz., to compel Thnbilliko, na., to exchange.
to break.
Tiulbamabunbilliko, qn., to per-
Tiirburribunbiiliko, pit., to per- mit to string together.
mit to break by means of.. . . Tfinbamulliko, m., to string to-
Tiirburrillilr o, m., to break by
gether.
means of something.
Tiirkullibunbilliko, m., to allow Turabunbilliko, nz., to permit to
to break of itself.
pierce.
Tii~.linlliko, nz., to break of its Turaliniyelliko, ITZ., to convince.
own itself, as mood. Turinmiyelliko, w., to smear the
Tirag-kakilliko,nt., to beawake. truth, to adjure to speak the
- - Tir-riki, II~., to be red hot ; the truth.
colour red.
Tur61, IIZ., to be in a state of
Tittilliko, nz., to pluck.
healing, to be ell ; as a cut
Timolliko, nt., to seek, to search.
or wound.
Tiyumbilliko, nt., to send any
Tur6npiri, m., to sufeer hunger.
kind of property, cJ, yukul-
Turril, at., to split.
-,s
liko.
Turral-bug-gulliko, nz., to cause
TOM, m., to be true ; the truth;
to split, to make to split.
this takes ' bo ta' with it. ~urri&ullilro, nz., to throw a
Tol6g-t016g, ?la., to separate.
stone.
Tolomulliko, m., to shake any
Turrug, nz., to be closetogether.
thing.
Turuk6nbillilr0, m., to punish.
Torololil, st., to be slippery, Tnrukilliko, wz., to grow up, to
slimy.
shoot up.
T6tt6g njac7 t6ttorig ; vz., to be Tfirulliko, nz., to pierce, prick,
naked. This word must be stab, sting, lance, spear.
carefully distinguished from Tht6g, IIZ., to be stunned, in-
' t6t6$,' news, intelligence. sensible, apparently dead.
THE VOCABCLARY.
TJ. I Willukbo, villuk, ~a., to return.
~ineliilio, m., to burn 11-ith
TJmulliko, nz., to do, to make, fire, to scorch.
to create.
Wirabakilliko, m., to heat, to be
Unmulliko, IIZ., to make afraid, becoming hot.
, to affright, to startle. IViraliakilliko, at., to be hot.
Untelliko, m., to dance. Wirrigbakilliko, nt., to close
Upulliko, nz., to do with, to use, up, to shut a door.
to work with.
IVirrilliko, nz., to 11-ind up, as
Umolliko, nz., to come 01. go ; to a ball of string.
walk, to pass, kc.
Wirrobul~~~o,m.,tofollowafter.
"IVitellilio, IIZ., to smoke a pipe.
Waipilliko, m., to ~restle.
Waipulliko, nz., to hunt.
IVaita,nl., to depart, to be away.
Wamulliko, na., to bark a tree,
to skin.
Wsununbilliko, fit., to permit to
go, to let go away.
Warakarig, sz., to be full, to be
satiated.
Warekulliko, 112., to put amay,
to cast amay ; to forgive.
Warin-warin, nl., to be crooked.
Wari-mari-kulliko, nt., to strew,
to scatter about, to sow seed.
Waran, m., to be flat OT level,
to be plain.
Waruwai, ns., to battle, to en-
gage in fighting.
Watpulliko, ?la., to swim, to
Wittilliko, m., to sing.
TVittirnulliGo, nz., to fall, to be
thrown down.
IViyellilro, uz., to speak, to say,
to tell, to command, to ask.
Wiyabunbilliko, 112.30 per-
mit to speak, to let speak.
Wiya-lei-illiko," nz., to talk
and walk.
Wiyayelliko, nz., to speak in
reply, to anslver.
TViyayimulliko, qn., to accuse.
Wiyka, m., to sny again, to
repeat.
TVoatelliko, m., to lick.
Wogliil, ~a., to be foolish, not
clever, stupid.
TVo~imtillil~o, nz., to forget any
thing told ; ex, gurrawatil
liko.
TVoro-woro, IIZ., to swell.
stretch the hands to swim. Wotira, IIL., to be shallon-.
Wattawalliko, wz., to tread, to \V~nkilliko, ?I$., to leave.
stamp mith the Or feet. TrJhnmirabunbilliko, nt., to per-
JTaumibunbilliko, oz., to per- ,it t, be left, to let be left.
mit to float, to let float. Wuno, nr., to stoop or bend in
Wauwilliko, ?It., to float ; as a walking.
cork or feather.
JVul~illiko, "., to put, to place.
Weilkorilliko, n~., to flog,
scourge.
Wurunbarig, ?la., to be hairy ;
Weir-weir, m., to be lame. as an animal.
Willug, willuntin, na., to be be- Wutilliko, nz., to cover, to put
hind, to come after, to be last. 1 on clothes.
* NOTE.-Other verbs also take this form mllellerer the act is eor?joiued rrith
walklug ; as, ta-tei-iiliko, ' to eat and walk.'