All Words - 3198 results found !

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• a: yes; just so

• awoo: yes; just so

• ba: hush; hst

• ba:

• bw: et

• bw: et

• ba-ada: plain

• ba-ada: as a spear or skin

• baba: young one; pup; whelp

• babalya: young one; pup; whelp

• babarda: opposite or near

• babarngoo: old acquaintance; friend

• babarnidi: to become a young one; i.e. be born

• babi: father

• babiroonya: father and son

• babmababmada: to sneeze

• babmada: to rise; come up

• babmandidi: to come; return

• babmi: a small bag; purse

• babmi: dirt

• babooloo: reins; kidneys

• bada:

• bada:

• bada: a species of grub

• badabadaridi: to disperse

• badada: to scold; abuse; accuse

• badada: to drive away; scare off

• badara: a species of gum tree

• badara yoorarri: the definition of a native tribe

• badharrridhi: remain

• badarnda: open glade; an open plain surrounded by scrub; oasis

• badha: there

• badhara: there

• badharoo: thither

• badharoodya: thereabout

• badharoonga:

• badhidya: that

• badhoobadhoodoo: to shake out

• badhoobadhoodoo: to empty a bag

• badidi: to wake; rouse from sleep

• badidi: to be silent; wait

• badidi: consider

• badidyi: strange; unknown

• badidyidli: strange; unknown

• badla badlarindi: play; joke

• badlada: to wash

• badlaridhi: to play

• badloo: he; she; it

• badloodoo: to die; be extinguished

• badlooyoonoo: all; the whole

• badnada: to go

• badnada:

• badnandoodoo: to keep walking about

• badnangoodoo: to make go; send

• baga:

• bagada: to canter; gallop

• bagala: hoar frost

• bagamba: full

• bagambidi: to be full

• bagana-wididi: to pierce; spear

• baganbada: to dig round; lay bare by digging

• bagara: lump; clod

• bagarda: sore; festering

• bagardangada: to canter; gallop

• bagibagidi: knife; chisel

• bagoo: the point or catch of the midla or wommara

• bagoobagoo: a species of bird; Bell bird

• bagoogoo: behold; look there

• bagooloo: onward; along

• bagooloo:

• bagooloo: this side of

• bagooloomboo: this side of

• bai ala: cold

• bai alidi: to be cold

• bai irrgidi: to feel acute pain; suffer intensely

• bayadha: to bite

• badya: angry; hostile; quarrel; fight

• baidya ngala: very angry; quarrelsome

• baidya yaldooroo: warlike; brave

• badyandoo: fierce; strong; able

• baidyanidi: to be or become angry

• baidyaningoodoo: to attack; quarrel with

• baidyarda: noxious; dangerous; venomous

• baidyarda wadlada: thorn bush

• baidyardidi: to hurt; injure; endanger

• bailba: bush; shrub

• bala: level

• bala: fertile

• balabalada: to jerk one's tongue; express surprise

• balada: to pull; draw

• balada: let loose

• balada: start

• barlagarrridhi: to rise; get up; hasten

• balai:

• balana: of a place

• balana: the fountain

• barlanidhi: to produce

• barlanidhi: to pronounce; name

• barlaningarridhi: to be named; have the name

• barlara: woman, sing

• barlara:

• balara: light; candle; seeing

• barlarri: women

• barlarri: a constellation; the Pleiades

• balaridi: to shine; be lighted; enlightened

• balaringoodoo: enlighten; instruct; inform

• balaroo: thin

• balba: ticklish; ticklishness

• balba: dry grass

• balba: rubbish

• balbada: to move; shift

• balbala: dry grass, rubbish

• balbala: rubbish

• balbanda: plain; even; smooth

• balbanidi: to be ticklish; itchy

• balbarda: the fag ends of the kangara or grass tree roots; that part of the grass tree which grows above ground and cannot be eaten

• balbarni: a kind of bush or tree

• baldha: cloak; clothing

• balda biyi: thin clothing; shirts

• baldada: to knock; thrust

• baldada: beget

• baldalda boordnoo: the flower of the native geranium

• baldara: gum scrub

• baldimbidi: to broil; roast

• baldoo: sound; noise

• baldoo babmandidi: to sound; make a noise

• baldoo baldoo: decayed; rotten

• baldooridi: to diminish; decrease

• baldyara: a species of rat

• balgada: to shine

• balgada: to extend

• balgada: to jump; run

• balganyala: whitish; grey

• balgara: white

• balgara: a species of eucalyptus; blue gum

• balgidi: to crackle

• balgiridi: to crack; break; become loose

• balgirindya: a species of bird; shrike

• balgiringoodoo: to crack; break; as an egg; etc

• balgoo: knee-pan

• balgooroo: yellowish; cream coloured

• bali: flank; groin

• baloowara: light clouds in a hot day

• baloowara: haze

• balya: cool breeze; evening breeze

• balyabalya: cool breeze; evening breeze

• balyamba: feeble; weak

• balyoo: slowly; gently

• bamalamalidi: to break out; form eruptions on the skin

• bamba: without

• bambala: without

• bambooridi: to stand still; be stationary

• bana: crack; crevice; gap; wrinkle

• banha: he; she; it

• bana goolagoolaridi: to crack; burst

• banai: a species of fungus

• banara: knee cap; patella

• banara: a stone with a rough surface used as a rasp in sharpening the grubbing sticks

• banda: brackish; salt; bitter

• banda gawoo: fermented liquor; wine; spirits

• bandabandaridi: to be thirsty

• bandanya: striped; rifled; flouted

• bandari: sky; heaven

• bangaridi: to be ripe; ripen

• banggooridi: to be sunburnt; brown

• banggooroo: weak; sick

• banidi: to dig; burrow; bury

• banidya: he; she; it; that there

• banidyingi: in that; there

• banidyooroo: that way; thither

• banoo: even; flat; level

• banoondyaroo: of him; his

• banyaldidi: to be thirsty

• baoo: a call; hallo; cooee

• bara: thing; something

• bara: fork of a tree

• bara: he; she; it

• baradla: still; unmoved

• baragoodyoo: until

• barrba: South

• bardabarda: brothers in law; brothers having one wife

• bardalya: scar

• bardi: grub; catepillar

• bardi: egg

• bardla: ancle' - ankle

• bardna: a species of lizard

• bardnabaroo: a young forward fellow

• bardni: hither; this way

• bardnidya: this here

• bardnidyingi: here

• bardoo: stiff or bent

• bardoodyooroo:

• bardoodyooroo:

• barrgadha: to shake; dust; as clothes; etc

• bari: river

• barhi: deep; below

• bari: opposite direction

• baridi: to disappear

• baridi: be silent

• bariri: very

• barnada: to push; drive; scare away

• barnbabarnbaridi: to reel; stumble

• barnbili:

• barnda wara:

• barndabiroo: bozenbird

• barndala: lime

• barndala gadnya: limestone

• barndana: a kind of gum scrub

• barndidi: scar; lump

• barngadidi:

• barngala: national name of the native tribes inhabiting the western coast of Spencer's Gulf and the adjacent country

• barngarlidi: to be Parnkalla; to speak the Barngarla language language

• barngalidi:

• barngarla ngaoowala: the Parnkalla dialect

• barngoomboo: crepitus ventri

• barnibinya: wart

• barnma: ere before

• barnmana: ere before; before hand

• barroo: animal, game, meat

• barooba: very well

• barooba: do

• barooba: so

• baroobaroo: gray

• baroobarooridi: to be gray

• barooma barnma: chip

• baroondoo: deceased; dead

• baroo: animal; game; meat

• baoo-ooroo: pot; kettle; any large sized vessel

• bayibayiridi: to be exhausted; tired

• bayibayiridi:

• bibara: ring tail oppossum

• bibi: egg

• bibi: any jelly like substance; as the brain; marrow; etc

• bida: libidinous

• bida: charcoal

• bida: needle case; hollow bone in which is placed the pointed bone used in sewing

• bida: libido; lust

• bida mana: libidinous

• bida ngala: libidinous

• bidabidada: to knock

• birdadha: to knock; pelt; stamp; kick

• bidara: red

• bidha: lungs

• bidha bidha: lungs

• bidhara: winded; blown

• bidhara bidhara: winded; blown

• bidhara gadoo gadoo: winded; blown

• bidhoo: a species of redbill

• bididi: to pick up

• bidiribidiri: afraid; cowardly

• bidla: dry; hard; any dry substance; as rind; crust

• bidla:

• bidlada: to cut; scrape

• bidlangaridi: to walk slowly; tarry

• bidlara: skilled in; used to; expert

• bidlyoo: the white female grub of a species of ants eaten by the natives

• bidna: permanent

• bidni:

• bidni:

• bidna:

• bidna:

• bidni:

• bidyirrgi: timber; board; door; any smooth piece of wood

• bidyari: by and bye; presently

• bidyindi: smooth; soft

• bidyoornoo: scale of fish

• bigoo: eyebrow

• bigoo walbara: pert

• bigoo walbara: impudent

• bigoo walboo:

• bigoo walboo:

• bila: charcoal

• birlda: oppossum

• bila boodi: oppossum hair

• bila warda: Mr Driver's station

• bilala: plate

• bilalya: fine; pretty?

• bilarrra: thin; scarce; scattered

• bilaridi: to be scarce; scattered

• bilaringoodoo: to make scarce; diminish; consume

• bilba: little bit; piece

• bildari gindya: a species of bird; plover

• bildidi: sparkle; crackle

• bildilya: spark

• bildirildiri: plover

• bildoorrbildoorrboo: the flashing of a fire stick carried about at night

• bildoorlbidi: to light; to carry a light to see by

• bilgada: to open

• bilgada: find

• bilgalbidi: to open

• bili:

• bili: the white of an egg

• bilindya: a yellow flower retaining its colour in its dried state

• biloobiloo:

• biloogoo: pit of the stomach

• bilooroo: a hard root growing in the scrub; the thick skin of which is eaten when roasted

• bilyilya: butterfly

• bilyooroo: extensive; widespread

• bimba: coal black; shining black

• bina mara: a name for a relative

• binada: to tremble; quiver; shiver

• binba: pine tree

• binba moogoo: pineapple

• binda: slow; gentle

• binda: cherry tree

• binda: stingy; tenacious of

• binda: through

• binda:

• binda binda: large species of fly; horse fly

• bindada: to poke; pick; prick

• bindamai: cherry fruit

• bindamaoo:

• bindiri: shears; scissors

• bindoolidi:

• bindya: shoulder blade

• bindya:

• bindya gagoo: shoulder bone

• binga: a small bone near the hip; used for peeling roots

• binga: knife

• bingi: for; in exchange for; for the value of

• binginya:

• bingyada: to call; name

• bingyada: adopt

• bingyangooridi: to be named

• binmada: to refuse; shirk out of it

• binmanda: not doing the thing promised

• binmanda warda: a person flinching from his duty; lazy fellow

• binoo binoo: crooked; clumsy

• binyabinyada: to call; hail

• binyi: smart; pain

• binyidi: to be painful; smart

• binyiridi: to feel pain

• bira: moon

• birra: plucked

• birada: to pluck

• birada: to spread; extend

• birala: black magpie

• birdi:

• birdi birdi:

• birdi birdi: not heeding; or noticing

• birdoo: strong; firm; fast; immoveable

• birrga: ripe

• birrga: stick

• birrga: end

• birrgi: light

• birrgi birrgi: piece meal; consisting of many small pieces

• birrgibirrgiringoodoo: to break in pieces

• birrgibirrgiringoodoo: spill

• birrgibirrgirioo: to crumble to pieces

• birri: finger nail; claw

• biri birdi?:

• biri birdi?:

• biri: forked stick; fork of a tree

• biri: enough

• biri: almost; nearly

• biri biri: not heeding; or noticing

• biri manga: dog fish

• biri miboonoo bidni:

• biridi: to carry in the hand

• biridi: to draw; pull

• biridi: to be ripe; ripen

• birinyidi: to touch; lay hold; detain

• biroo: strong; firm; fast; immoveable

• biroo: small

• biroodada: to be startled; start off

• biroodoo: startled

• biroodoo: a species of hawk

• birra: shell; nautilus shell

• biri: name of the first child; if a boy

• biya:

• biyagoolaridi: to be angry; enraged; ashamed

• biyi: the skin of the human body; any thin skin like matter; as paper; linen; etc.

• biyibiyiridi: to whither

• biyibiyiridi: to blush; be shy; ashamed

• biyibiyiringoodoo: to make ashamed; say things to blush at

• biyiridi: to dry up; whither

• booda: womb

• booda: heap

• boodi: hair; fur

• boodi: hair

• boodibirinya: a species of bird

• boodingari: the hairside of a skin

• boodla: a species of fungus

• boodlalya: a species of parrot; black head

• boodlanbi: they two; husband and wife

• boodli: anus; the butt end of anything

• boodli boonada: to turn over; roll

• boodli gadiri:

• boodli nara: bold; brave

• boodli walga: pregnant

• boodli yaba: an opprobrious expression

• boodli yalda: an opprobrious expression

• boodliboodliridi: to be giddy

• boodlidi: to turn upside down; invert; pervert

• boodli-ira: afraid; a coward

• boodliridi: to turn one's self; change

• boodloo: Lipson's Cove

• boodnada: to come; return

• boodni: nest

• boodnoo: scrub generally

• boodnoo mala: low scrub; neath

• boodhoodhoo: to ache; tear

• boodoodya: in two; to pieces

• boodoodyaboodoodya: in two; to pieces

• boodoodyadada: to break to pieces

• boodoonggoodoo: to make ache

• boodya: mist; fog

• booga: old; rotten; offensive

• booga: steam; breath

• boogala: a species of ant

• boogala: a fatherless orphan; a person bereft of his father

• boogara: fine weather; hot weather

• boogininya: of old; ancient

• boogiri: anything to rest one's feet upon

• boola: warm

• boola: pond

• boolaboola:

• boolagali:

• boolaidya: warm

• boolamba: porcupine grass

• boolamba: a crustacious species of fish

• boolba: dust

• boolbala: sponge

• boolbanidi: to be dusty

• boolbanidi: mourn; bewail

• boolbanidi: to shed; drop; as seeds

• boolbooloo: a kind of berry; native gooseberry

• boolbooroo: dusty

• boolda: again; oft

• boolda: flesh; meat

• boolda: the pulse

• boolda wabiridaoo: the pulse beating is

• booldinooldini: mustache

• boorlga: old; aged; an old man; an old kangaroo

• boolga: old; old man kangaroo

• boolgandoo: old; old man kangaroo

• boolgara: a species of tree producing a black sort of raisin; manna tree

• boolgara: the raisin of the pulkarra

• boolgi widooroo: survivor

• boolgoo: mouse

• boolgoo oolgoo: commanding; domineering

• booli: fat; grease

• booli yoogiridi: to be painted with black paint

• booliboolilbi: a species of beetle

• boolimai: a species of fungus

• booloo: light

• booloodoo: to wipe; brush; sweep

• booloolyida: sugar

• booloolyoo:

• booloongaridi: to wipe one's self; wash

• booloonidi: to be light

• booloonoongoodoo:

• boolyoo: small; little; young

• boolyoorrgooroo: dwarf; pygmy

• boomba: thick; large; full

• boombaboombaningoodoo: to enlarge

• boombarrra: plentiful; abundant

• boombaridi: to be plentiful; abound

• boona boonaridi: to crumble to pieces

• boonada: to pull up or down

• boonada: break

• boonailgooridi: to become loose; undone

• boonalgidi: to break; give way

• boonda: a species of mouse

• boonda: ball

• boonda: cake; dumpling

• boonda:

• boondari: tall scrub generally

• boondarningoodoo: to make into a ball

• boondoonidi: to blow with the mouth

• boondoonidi: be surprised

• boondooraridi: to blow with the mouth

• boondooraridi: be surprised

• boondyooloo: pin; needle

• boonga: inflammable; combustible

• boonggoodoo: to stab; bite; wound; kill

• boonggooridi: to fight; quarrel

• boonoo: lagoon

• boonoo moodla: Kirton Point

• boora: low scrub; heath

• boora: knee

• boorai: a large species of kangaroo rat

• boorala: a species of fungus

• boorara: weak; feeble; tired

• boorrraridhi: to be weak; tired

• boorrbirinya: a species of bird; nightingale?

• boordli: star

• boordnoo: pin; peg; nail

• boordnoo: key

• boordnoo: flower; blossom

• boordoo: short; stunted

• boordoo: done

• boordoo: sufficiently cooked

• boorrgabidni: an imaginary being; invisible companion

• boorrgada: to throw water; to sprinkle

• boorrgala: the stretching of one's limbs

• boorrgoo: dew

• boori: blunt; docked

• boori: hill; mountain

• boorili: hedge hog fish; any crustacious species of fish

• boorinya: a shrub producing an edible kind of raisin

• boorli: star

• boorloo: porous; light of weight

• boornda: round stone; pebble; ball

• boornda: pulp

• booroo: yet; still

• booroo: alive

• booroodoo: crumb; bit

• booroodoo booroodidi: to crumble to pieces

• boorooloo: quail

• booroolya: yet; still; alive

• booroonoonoodoo: to cram; eat greedily

• booyoo: smoke

• booyooloo: name for a relative; adoptive son

• booyoonidi: to smoke

• booyooroo: smoky

• boogala wiba: a species of ant

• dha: it; or it is

• dhadli: spittle; foam

• dhadlidya: foaming; boiling

• dhadlimbaridi: to be salivated; to water

• dhaidya: jerk

• dhaidya: far

• dhalala: White's Station

• dhaldadalda: noise; rumbling

• dhali: the young of a bird; pullet

• dhalililili: full to the brim; running over

• dhalydi: the gums

• dhanana: Sleaford Bay

• dhanya: raisin; gum

• dharala: seed; grain

• dharala:

• dhardadarda: a species of bird

• dhardnindyidi: to be tired

• dharrgarla: hard; swollen; inflamed

• dharrgalidi: to be hard and swollen

• dhari: over; by way of; in the direction of

• dharna: fast; strong

• dharndadharndadha: to smack one's lips

• dhaooala: the swamp

• dhoodoo: song

• dhoodoo warnidi: to cry

• dhoodoodhoodoorrridhi: to creak

• dhoodooroo: a species of sea bird

• dhooin-nga:

• dhooladhoolaringoodoo: to forgive; conciliate

• dhoolai: pinguin

• dhooldoomai: a species of fungus

• dhoolilya: Biddle's Station

• dhoomba:

• dhoombooroo: high; steep

• dhoonda:

• dhoorrgalda: wet; moist

• dhoorlgoo: inside

• dhoornba: death struggle

• dhoornba milidi: to be struggling with death; on the point of dying

• dhoorngoowari: south easterly wind

• dhooroo: thin

• dsoo: an expression of anger

• dyaba:

• dyadidyangada: to tickle

• dyadoowala: knowing

• dyaga: hole in the rocks

• dyalai: a species of gum tree

• dyalai badara: a species of gum tree

• dyibala: the blossom of the nilai root

• dyidarda: close; fast; shut

• dyidarda yardada: to close; shut; lock

• dyidaroo: suddenly; rapidly

• dyidyabi: a species of bird; honey sucker

• dyila: skilled; experienced

• dyilamara: skilled; experienced

• dyimba: ashes

• dyimbala: ashes

• dyindara: light; candle

• dyingala: sprig; dry branch

• dyingalidi: to dry; whither

• dyirrgoolidi:

• dyirrgooloo: stiff; hard

• dyirira: a species of parrot; blue mountain parrot

• dyiroo wala: knowing

• gaba: three; several

• gabadidi: to love or court a woman

• gabagada: to love; court

• gabaldidi: to be tired

• gabalidi: to go back; return home

• gabara: weak; tired

• gabara: lazy; laziness

• gabara warda: a weak person; a lazy fellow

• gabarna: gravy

• gabarnga:

• gabi: water

• gabidi: to cut off; make a short cut; surround

• gabigarnga: an Island in Spencer's Gulf; on which Midlalla is said to reside

• gabmarra: only; always

• gabmi:

• gabmidi: wise; aware; knowing

• gabmididi: to become wise; learn

• gabminya: morning star

• gabmiridi: to get better; convalesce

• gabooroo: down; out of sight

• gaboorroo: armpit

• gadha: club; grubbing stick

• gadha: gun; musket

• gadha bidni: Mr Brown's sheep station

• gadabi: porpoise, dolphin

• gadhaboolba: gun dust; gunpowder

• gadandya: a species of bird called goatsucker

• gadalyili: a species of shark

• gadanga noonggoodoo: to shoot

• gadara: apart; distant; little way off

• gadari: rain

• gadarna: scorpion

• gadhai: North side hill

• gadhoogadhooridi: to be sad or discontented

• gadidi: to bring; fetch

• gadili: farther behind

• gadiridi: to overtake; meet

• gardla: fire; wood; fuel

• gadla: tail

• gardla bila: charcoal

• gardla bila: charcoal REPETITION

• gardla booyoo: fire smoke

• gardla goodna: the clouds of smoke produced by a running fire

• gardla maraba: without fire

• gardla moorroo: embers; ashes

• gadla walba: small wood; branches

• gardla yadloo: fire flame

• gardla yaldada: light; candle

• gardlaira: hot; heated by fire

• gadlardi: flesh fly; maggot

• gadlayini: a species of fish

• gadlayini mara: a small kind of fish

• gadli: behind

• gadlidi: to peel; skin

• gadliri: slipping; grasing

• gadliridi: to slip

• gadlirindi: slipping; grasing

• gadloo: the large black species of ant; lion ant

• gadloogoo: a grown up kangaroo; a female having born one young one

• gadnanya gadnanya: very slowly

• gadnoo: a yellow striped species of lizard

• gadoo: cloak; waistcoat

• gadooroo: greedily

• gadooroo:

• gadyadi: a species of lizard

• gaga: head

• gaga bibi: brain

• gaga dandoodoo:

• gaga moordili: thick head; stupid

• gaga yaildi:

• gagaboodi: the hair of the head

• gagali: a belt or girdle

• gagamida: name for a relative

• gaganara: from the surface; on the top; above

• gaganidi: to rise; come up; grow

• gaganingoodoo: to make grow; rear

• gaganinya: a species of fish

• gagara: pillow; anything to rest one's head upon

• gagidi: in two

• gagili: mangrove tree

• gagoo: an edible root

• gagooridi: to wish; desire; like

• gagoorindi: wish; intent

• gagooroo: on end; upright

• gagooroo wiri: on end; upright

• gagooroo yandada: to put on end; upright

• gagooroo yoowada: to stand on end or upright

• gaidya: small; little

• gadya: infant; child

• gaidyaba: Stamford Hill

• gailgoo: pus

• gailgoo: matter

• garla: voice; speech; dialect

• galda: sleeping lizard

• gala: pond; pool

• gala boodni: a beautiful blue flowered creeper; native lilac

• garladha: to call; hail

• galagalanidi: to call repeatedly

• galagalanidi: neigh

• galala: a species of fish

• galalbala: sand fly

• garlalda: torch; dry bark lighted and used in fishing at night

• galanbi:

• galanbi: ashes

• galanbi: lime

• galangaridi: to call to each other; speak with a person at a distance

• galanidi: to call

• galara: tea tree

• galawidna: a coarse; reedy sort of grass

• galba:

• galba: lap

• galbana: emu feathers

• galbana: shavings

• galbanya: Australian pheasant

• garlbi: leaf

• galbili: two; a pair

• galbili:

• garldanyi: asking; begging; stingy

• galdanya:

• galdi: husk; peel; bran

• galdi:

• garldirrridhi: to be clamorous; beg

• galdiringoodoo: to ask; desire; want

• galdirinya:

• galdya: resin; gum

• galdya: great number; mob

• galdyini: level

• galga: open; openly; public

• galga:

• galga:

• galgara: long time ago; of yore

• galgarrra: narrow; close

• galgaridi: to tremble; heave; feel great desire

• galgaridi:

• galgaridni: ancient

• galgidi: to become loose; undone; slip

• galgoodoo: to be in pain

• galgoolalgooli: forgetful

• galgoolidi: to forget

• galgooridi: to be sick; ill

• gali: a leaf of the cactus; commonly called the native fig

• galigalidi: to chip

• galilidi: to cover with earth; bury

• galinyala: the site of Port Lincoln

• galiwara: sea gull

• galoonoo: a species of fish; whiting

• galooroo: bold; fierce

• galooroo: unripe; green

• galya:

• galyaoodoo: to beckon away; to make a motion with the hand to another person to keep at a distance

• galyirrgidi: to slip; glide; stumble

• galyooroo: chill; bleak; whizzing

• galyooroo:

• gamada: to tell; intercede for; ask

• gamala:

• gamala: a species of fungus

• gamangoodoo: to invite

• gambada: to cook; bake; roast; foment

• gamiri: hopping

• gamiridi:

• gamooloo: dejected; pensive

• ganada: to wait for

• ganala: current tree

• ganana: Emu Bottom

• ganana boori: Winter's Hill

• ganaridi: to awake; get up

• ganbangooroo: whiskers

• ganbara: fertile; good soil

• ganda: choked; swollen

• gandara: eructation; belching

• gandara: skilled, experienced

• garndi: hammer; tomahawk; axe

• gandhi: thigh; shank

• gandidiri:

• gandoolgooroo: a species of fish

• gandya:

• gandyidi: to lead; conduct

• gandyingaridi: to carry about with one; as food etc; to save

• gangai: a sea bird; bozen bird

• ganganya: side of the human body; flank

• gangara: together; in common

• gangarrra: the root of the grass tree which at certain seasons of the year constitutes an excellent article of food for the natives

• gangada: to drive; lead

• ganggaroo: whale!

• gangi: self-willed; impetuous; resolute

• gangi warda: a self-willed; impetuous person

• gangidi: grass tree

• ganginidi: to act resolutely

• gangoo: an edible kind of root

• ganili: old; abandoned

• gadnya: stone; rock

• gadnyala: a pebble or round stone; carried about in the knapsack or net; used in breaking bones; etc

• ganyamai: a species of fungus; mushroom

• gadnyanggoonoo: Point Bolingbroke

• gadnyanidi: to become stone; to harden

• gadnyanoonggoodoo: to detain by force; prevent

• ganyi: name for a relative

• gappagada: to love or court a woman

• garra: high; above

• gara: spider; tarantula

• gara: grass

• gara yalga: cobweb

• gara yoordla: a good sharp edged piece of quartz

• gara-ara: noon; afternoon

• garada: to be lame; to walk lame

• garrradha: to commence a quarrel

• garagarada: to commend; praise

• garagariridi: to be high

• garai: dark; black

• garaidya: manna tree

• garaidyoogoodoo: to hold up to the wind; to winnow

• garala: yellow

• garralboondoo: upwards

• garambi: a kind of edible berry

• garana: frog

• garangaridi: to quarrel

• garanoonggoodoo (This doesn't line up with the Schurmann column): to be lame; to walk lame

• garara: down; prostrate

• garara: hot season; summer

• gararoo: matrilineal moiety name

• garrba: inside; room; European house

• garrba garrbaridi: to be joined together

• garrbadha: to join; sew; build

• garrbadya: a small blue coloured kind of fish

• garrbala: alongside of; along

• garrbala: sewn; stitched

• garrbala:

• garrbalana: alongside of; along

• garrbili: one of the burrowing species of animals

• garda: dirt; dung

• garda: resin; gum

• gardala: dirty

• gardanya: name of the first child; if a female

• gardi: calling attention

• gardi: stem of a tree; the thick branches of a tree

• gardidi: wife

• gardidi nalada: to take a wife; marry

• gardindya: blood

• gardindya: sap; juice

• gardindyaldarda: bloody; blood stained

• gardlandya: fledged; able to fly

• gardma: Mount Gawler

• gardnaridi: to bend; lean back

• gardni: girl

• gardniridi: to stretch one's limbs

• gardoo: short and thick

• gardoo: depressed

• gardoongooli: bent; curved like a hawk's beak

• gardoowarda: a short and stout person

• garrgala: kind of cactus; commonly called the native fig

• garrgandya: a species of hawk

• garrgoorarrgooroo: whizzing

• garrgooroo: a whizzing or rustling noise

• gari: gradually; by and bye

• gari gari: softly; gently; take care

• gari gooroo: later; not yet; by and bye

• garrridhi: to be, exist in a continuous movement [existential]

• garidi: be behind

• garini: east; easterly wind

• garinya: a species of lizard; ratling lizard

• garinyarinya: of blue or purple colour

• garinyarinya: blister

• garnba: empty; hungry

• garnbanidi: to be empty; hungry

• garnda goodyoo: otherwise or again

• garngada: to raise; lift; take up

• garngara: above

• garngoo: hut

• garngoo: house; place of encampment

• garngoo: watering place

• garngoordoo: boat; small vessel

• garnmi: encircled; enclosed

• garnmi garngoo: prison

• garnmi garnmi: amorous; fond

• garnmi garnmi: round

• garnmiringoodoo: to encircle; enclose; defend; screen; embrace

• garoolyooroo: a species of ant

• gawoo: water

• gawalga: open; apart

• gawaloo: steep; rocky

• gawana: an animal of the burrowing species; rat

• gawara: effectual

• gawara:

• gawaridi:

• gawidi: to bring up; vomit

• gawirdananya: long; swinging

• gawirdawirdi: long; swinging

• gawirdawirdidi: to be shaking; going to fall

• gawoo: water

• gawooboolba: water dust; drizzling rain; heavy fog

• gawoogawooridi: to swing to and fro; being suspended

• gawooildya: water vein spring

• gawooldidi: to be hanging

• gawooldoo: hanging; suspended

• gawoorrgawoorrgidi: to be pregnant

• gawoorrgawoorrgoo: pregnant

• gaya: spear

• gaya: spear

• gayailga: armed with spears

• gayala: the north and north western country

• gayawarda: a fighter; a pugnacious man

• gayidi: to cover all over

• gayidi: to incubate; hatch

• gidhara gadoogadooridi: to be winded; out of breath

• gidyali: name of a place; Charlton

• giya: spear

• goo: shelter; fence

• gooara: plug; stopper

• gooba: dead

• goobi:

• goobilyibilyi:

• goobiri: edge; margin

• goobirri: a kind of kangaroo; red kangaroo

• goobmalbiri: once; only once

• goobmanha: one; alone; sole

• gooboodoo: to state; maintain; represent with vehement gesture

• gooboodoo:

• gooda: not; no

• gooda:

• goodharra: two

• goodla: well

• goodlagawoo: well water

• goodliridi: to be silent; sullen

• goodlirindi: silent

• goodliringoodoo: to make silent; quiet

• goodloo: louse

• goodmira: circle; ring

• goodmira: picture

• goodna: bowels; excrements

• goodna bardoo: costive

• goodna nganggala: stomach

• goodna yardnidi: comprimere

• goodnababmi: opprobrious term

• goodnada: to evacuate the bowels

• goodnada: comprimere

• goodnana: large weed; tobacco

• goodnanaga: a species of redbill

• goodnaridi: coire

• goodnoolgoo: loose in the bowels

• goodyoo: another; other; the rest

• goodyoobi:

• goodyoobidni: other; some

• goodyoolgana: others

• googada: national name of a north western tribe of natives

• googala: hip

• googara: staff; stick

• googarnidi: to lean upon

• goolada: to sever; cut; break; tear

• goolagoolaridi: to crack; break

• goolalya: wet

• goolalyidi: to be wet

• goolangaridi:

• goolanidi: to be rent

• goorlara: sweat; perspiration

• goorlarhabmadha: to perspire; sweat

• goolari: a fabulous bird

• goolaridi: to crack; break

• goolarnoo: still; yet

• goolba: young man; youth

• goolbari: three; several

• goolbi:

• goolboorrgoo: gravy

• goolda: germ

• goolda: fresh shoot

• gooldai: a species of fungus

• gooldimbidi: to lie down

• gooldya: green parakeet; grass parrot

• goolga: kangaroo rat

• goolgoodoo: to imprecate; curse; rebuke

• gooli booroo: the name of a hill called Coblers friend

• goolili: the name of a variety of eatable grubs; as: kullilli numma; kullilli patta; kullilli yako; kullilli yulko

• goolilyala: the seed vessel of the casuarina

• goolindi: stunted she-oak

• goolindi: round; surrounding

• gooliri: the blossoms of the male she oaks

• gooloo: snoring

• gooloodoo: to cough; groan

• goolya: old

• goolyanidi: to be old

• goolyara: young male kangaroo

• goolyaridya: a small speckled species of parakeet

• goolyoonoo: native lark

• gooma: one; alone

• goomani: alone; by one's self

• goomari: alone

• goombara: a species of fish; groper

• goomboo: urine

• goomboodoo: to make water

• goomboodyoogoodoo: to wet with urine

• goomboogoomboo: wave; billow

• goomboorinya: a species of ant

• goona: a species of kangaroo

• goonari: fat; suet

• goonbala: serious

• goonbala: modest

• goonbalidi: to be serious; to be in earnest

• goonda: name of a river

• goonda: name of the third child; if a female

• goorndadha: to strike; beat; kill

• goondi: throwing stick

• goondi: horsefly

• goondindi: belt; girdle

• goondoo:

• goondoo bira: a large shell; spoon

• goondooloo: heap

• goonga goonga: infantine voice; the cry of an infant

• goongga: arm or fork of a tree

• goonggooloo: craw fish; sea crab

• goongooroo: cluster; thicket

• gooni: name of the third child of a mother; if a male

• goonimbi: mucus

• goonmada: to kill

• goonoodyooloo: mosquito

• goonoolyoo: a water bubble

• goonoolyoo: a hollow sound

• goonooridi: to be wet

• goonooroo: of dark colour; brown

• goonya: a species of shark

• goonyala: a friend or relation

• goonyoo: dead

• goora: visible; in sight

• goora: behind; after

• goora:

• goorada: to bore; dig a well in the sand

• goorada: turn round

• gooraga: young; green

• goorai: a species of fish

• gooraldya: far; or for a long time

• goorala: a well dug in sand or gravel

• gooralboo: a small species of fish

• gooraridi: to hum; buzz

• goorrbada: to sprinkle with water

• goorrboo: side

• goorrboo: smell

• goorda: posterior

• goorda milga: a reproachful term

• goordangidi: to lean upon one's elbow

• goordi: stiff

• goordi: native peach tree

• goordi: native peach

• goodi: swan

• goordi boori: Mount Hill

• goordla: strength

• goordli: sheoak; casuarina

• goordli baga: dwarf sheoak

• goordloo: an animal of the marsupian species

• goordnini: native dog

• goordoo: steep; steep place; precipice

• goordoo: hollow

• goorrgara: native geranium

• goorrgoo: a species of owl

• goorrgooloo: bandicoot

• goori: song

• goori: dance

• gooridi: to turn around; wander about

• goorigooridi: to turn around; wander about

• goorilbi: grass seed; ear

• goorili: rainy season; winter

• goorili moodla: beginning of the rainy season; autumn

• goorilyali: Boston Island

• goorindi: distance

• goorinyara: a pillar of dust produced by a whirlwind

• goorirooriri: round about, unintelligible

• goorirooriri:

• goorloo: side of the body; that part of the body between the shoulder and loin

• goorni: hair; fur

• goornoonoo: elbow

• gooroo: stick; poker

• gooroo: tube; flute

• goorooala: Mount Liverpool

• goorooala: crown of the head

• goorooala: vertex

• gooroodidi: to become stiff

• gooroodyoonoo: all; whole

• gooroogadla: stick; poker

• gooroogadla: tube; flute

• goorroogoodhoo: to be giddy; stupid

• gooroogoongoodoo: to make giddy; confound

• gooroogooroo: round

• gooroolgooroolgoo gadla:

• gooroolgooroolgoodoo: to be giddy

• gooroomidlanda: national name of the Adelaide natives

• gooroongoo galada: to play upon the flute

• gooroonoo: all

• gooroowaloo:

• goorra: magpie

• goorrana: thunder

• goorranya: rainbow

• goorri: ring; circle

• goorri goondada: to sing

• goorri wawoodoo: to dance

• gooya: fish

• gooyabidni: Sleaford Mere

• gooyana: the male grub of the mita ant which is not eatable and is separated from the female bidlyo; by winnowing

• gooyoo: switch; stick

• gooyoorrgooroo: switch; stick

• gooyoorrgooroo: dragon fly; hornet

• gooyooroo: slim; slender

• gooyooroo:

• goolbari: three; several

• gooralya: visible; in sight

• gooranga: behind; after

• goordli baga: stunted she-oak

• goordmira: circle; ring

• ia: yes; so it is

• ia:

• ia:

• yada: North East country or coast

• ia da:

• ia da:

• ia da:

• iandi: yes; so it is

• ibi: alive; living

• ibilibili: bell

• ibiri: a small species of lizard

• ibma: green; raw

• ida: shag

• ida wadlada: a kind of shrub

• idala: a burrowing animal; rat

• idha: that

• idhara: there

• idharidya: thereabout

• idharoo: thither

• idi:

• idi:

• idi: the jugular vein

• idinya: granite

• idiridi: to be dejected

• idiridi: in a pet

• idla: branch; twig; bush

• idla: light colored

• idla wadlada: branch; twig; bush

• idli: part of the abdomen

• idlya: hamstring

• idna: foot

• idnambada: to approach softly; walk on tiptoe

• idnawardnoo: heel

• idni: round about; out of the way

• idnidlyi: a kind of fungus

• idnya: a cat

• idnyala: flank; groin

• idya: splinter; chip

• iga: obstructed

• igadha: to sit; dwell; live

• igandoodoo: to sit; dwell; live; remain; stay

• igara: not so; not it

• igara: not so; not it

• igarnidi: expresses the rapid motion of a spear; to fly

• ila: ready; prepared

• ila: not hitting or not killing the game aimed at

• ila:

• ilari: strange; unknown

• ilbi: drops (sing.?)

• ilbi:

• ilbi:

• ildalidi: to be choked; breath heavily

• ildarla: choked; full with

• ildya: muscle; sinew; vein

• ildya:

• ildyariri: crevice; crack

• ildyi-ildyidi: to hiss like boiling water

• ilga: a prickly kind of shrub; thorn

• ilga: having; possessing

• ilga:

• ilga:

• ilga ilga: pretty; fine with respect to personal appearance

• ilgada: to look askance; scowl

• ilgana: having; possessing

• ilgari: sky or ether

• ilgaringoodoo: to track

• ilgaringoodoo: to envy

• ilgaringoodoo: to show; guide

• ilgi ilgi: among

• ilgiri:

• ilidi: on account; for the purpose of

• ilbiri: drops

• ilya: an opening; open place; passage

• ilya: loose; open

• ilyirildyiridi: to hiss like boiling water

• imbanha: ashes

• imini: sacred; forbidden; anything that must not be seen; said or touched

• ina: this; that

• inada: to sink in; bog; stick fast

• inaidya: this; that

• inaidyingi: in this; here

• inara: there

• inaramboo: there along

• inaroo: this person's; his

• inba: straight; side by side

• inbaridi: to be in a line with another object; or to be close to it

• inda: bloody; wounded; shattered; wound; abscess

• inda:

• indirindiridi: to creak; to produce a creaking noise

• indoo: likewise; also

• ingi: in a circle; in a row

• ingiri: in a circle; in a row

• ini: a pointed bone used as a needle or awl

• inili: tired

• ininya: rib

• inyala: a species of burrowing animal

• iraba: sharp edged

• irradha: to keep off; defend; protect

• irada:

• iralboo: sharp; having a sharp and hard point as the spear when hardened in hot ashes

• iraloo: black cockatoo

• irangaridi: to disengage oneself

• irangoodoo: to protect; defend; claim

• irangoodoo:

• irangoodoo:

• irawarda: jaw; gum

• irrbada: to rub; file; saw

• irrbada: to joke, fop, tease

• irrbaridi: to fop each other; joke

• irrbi: information; news; message

• irrbi gadidi: to carry a message

• irrbi wangadha: to deliver a message

• irda: bird generally

• irrganda: scrub

• irrgara: bush

• irrgara: layer of the wallaby

• irrgili: salt

• iri:

• irri: clean

• iribilya: cockroach

• irrridhi: to move; be moving; shift

• irrridnidhi: to separate

• iridningoodoo:

• irinidi: to be clean

• iriningoodoo? (see note): to make clean; purefy

• irinnirinni:

• iriridi: to keep moving or shifting; be restless

• iririnya: a species of sea bird

• irrra: tooth

• irra booga: decayed teeth; having a smelling breath

• ma: vegetable food

• maba: rubbish; dirt

• mabarrra: full of rubbish; dirty

• mabarnidi: to be dirty

• mabarningoodoo: to make dirty

• mabidi: to rest

• mabinya: cloud

• mada: tribe; nation

• madada: to pick up; gather

• madada: to stick fast

• madandoodoo: to pick up; gather

• madara: ignorant; not used to; inexperienced

• madiri: matrilineal moiety name

• madla: no; none

• madla baroo: a species of animal

• madla madla: to be or become no more

• madla madla: to die

• madlanidi: to be or become no more

• madlanidi: to die

• madli: the place of infants on the backs of their mothers

• madli:

• madloo: shade

• madloo:

• madloo gandi: shade

• madlya: wet; soft

• madlya: muddy; dirt; mud

• madoo: a tree bearing a yellow berry

• maga: not so; or it is not

• magarndara ngoogadaoo wilya:

• magarnidi: to be no more; die

• magoo: a piece of quartz attached to the wommara; and used as a knife

• mai: vegetable food

• mai: vegetable food generally; such as roots etc

• maidya: expressing assurance; indeed

• maidya: then; now

• mai iri: a species of mouse

• mai yari: tenacious of food; stingy; greedy

• mayala: never mind; letting alone; notwithstanding

• mai-binda: greedy; close

• mai-binda warda: a close or greedy fellow

• mai-garnba: hungry

• mai-ilgana: having food; rich

• mai-ilya: liberal with food

• mai-maraba: having no food; destitute

• mai-mindyooroo: particular with food; stingy

• mai-moonda: liberal with food

• maiwarna: satisfied with food

• malda: thicket

• mala balba: thicket

• malagoonoo nhina ngoogana: at the moment you went

• malaidyamalaidya: showery

• malbara: haze; mist

• malboo: a murderer; any person that has killed another whether he be justified in doing so or not

• malboo: author; owner

• maldara: a bunch of emu feathers over the lap

• maldhi: night, dark

• maldoorloo: morning; morrow

• maldyada: to grope; feel about

• maldyangaridi:

• malga: long

• malgidi: to press; knead

• malgingaridi: to wash one's self

• malgoo: cloud

• malidi: to become undone; slip; fall

• malilbaridi: to slip

• malimbaridi: to become undone; slip; fall

• malimbidi: to become undone; slip; fall

• maliri: peacable; friendly

• maliridi: to dissolve; become powerless

• maloo: not heeding; unconcerned

• maloo:

• maloomaloo: not heeding; unconcerned

• malyara: long; for a long time

• mamada: to share; partake of anothers property; as food; meat; etc

• mamba: knee

• mambarna: lad; boy

• mambarna: grown up; tall

• mamboodoo: to set on; as dogs; to instigate; encourage

• mamboodoo: persuade; seduce

• mana: much; plentiful; large

• mana: ground grub

• mana moori: very much

• manalara: mutton bird

• marnaarndoo: very much

• manandoodoo: to become large; grow

• mananidi: to be or become plentiful

• manarrra: slowness; slowly; laziness

• manaridi: to be slow; behind; lazy

• manda: moist; wet

• mandalidi: to become weak; fail

• mandaridi: to be moist; wet

• mandi: repeatedly; continuingly

• mandimandiridi: to be thin; lean

• mandyari: fine; right; nice

• manga: thread or yarn made of oppossum hair; and worn round the head

• marngarla: peacable; friendly; friend; the reverse of hostile paitya

• mangarlidhi: to be peacable; friendly

• mangalingoodoo: to make peace; pacify

• manggoonidi: to be strong

• manggoonoo: strong; stiff

• mangiri: well; healthy

• mangiridi: to become well; convalesce; heal

• mangoo: face; visage

• mangoodoo: to take; receive

• mangoolbaridi: to take away; liberate

• mangoondooroodoo: to take again?

• mani: a relative; nephew?

• manoo: together; near each other

• manoo: back

• manoodoo: to carry on the back

• manya: ant grub

• manyana:

• manyana:

• manyardini: rain?

• manyardini:

• manyoodoo: to lay hold; grasp

• manyooridi: to break; as an egg

• mara: pond; pool

• mara: the young offspring of animals; pup; pullet; etc

• mara: hand; finger

• mara: quantity

• mara: point

• mara: arm of a tree, hair

• mara wara:

• mara wilooroo: forefinger

• maraba:

• marababa: little finger

• marabalba: even; smooth

• marabiri: finger nails

• marada: to crawl; walk on the hands

• maragadoo:

• marralyi: boy

• maralya: fiend; devil

• maramararrgooroo: a great quantity

• maramoonga:

• marangali: the palm or hollow of the hand

• marangaooggala: thumb

• marangoogada: to show; point with the hand

• marangooldoo:

• maranya: slowly; leisurely

• marara: wild duck

• marrbalya: brokenly; incorrectly

• marrboo: bush; branch

• marda: place; former place; or the place before inhabited or spoken of

• mardana: an acquaintance; friend; a person seen before

• mardanidi: to remain; survive

• mardi: well; healed up

• mardi: a scar; a sore healed up

• mardidi: to embrace

• mardinidi: to heal

• mardoo: a tree bearing a yellow berry

• marrga: space of twenty four hours; day

• marrgada: to be fast; jammed in; to stick; pull tight

• marrgala: shell

• marrgaroo goondoo: for one day

• marrgoodoo: to bark

• marrgoonyoo: quarrel about a woman; jealousy

• mari: willingly

• maridya: cat

• marinya: snapper fish

• mariri: far away

• marnbi: pigeon

• marnda: animal of the marsupial species

• marngoo: elbow

• marni: fat; grease

• marni daba: very good

• marnidi: to smell

• marnidi: good

• marnidingoodoo: to make good; ornament; improve

• marningaridi: to smell

• maroo: black paint; a mixture of the ashes of the grass tree and grease with which the natives ornament their faces

• maroo: different

• maroodoo: to creep

• maroorrgoo: a widow

• marooyoo:

• marra: arm of a tree

• mara birri: finger nail; claw

• marri: name of fifth child if a male

• marroogoo: name of the fifth child if a female

• maroondoo: different

• maoo winya: a lightly clouded sky; favourable to oppossum hunting

• mawoorooridi: to be black

• mawoorooringoodoo: to make dark; blacken

• mawooroo: dark; black

• mina yarnbinya: eyelid

• miala: eye

• mida: a species of ant; or ant heap; the grubs of which the natives eat

• midi: fast; firm; tight

• midla: a wooden lever to throw spears with wommarra

• midlibili: double

• midlidi: to pinch

• midooloo: a species of fish; shellfish

• midooloo bira: a kind of shell

• midyi: name

• miga: bare; bald

• migala: bare; clean

• migala:

• mirla: bad; wicked; evil

• milada: to feed; eat

• milaga: a name of the seventh child if a female

• milala: shining; glittering

• milanidi: to be or become bad

• milara: bare

• milari: a kind of rushes; of which the natives make their net bags

• milari yarnoo: a net made of millari bushes

• milda: a kind of stone; slate

• mildi: a sort of red ochre used for ornament

• mildyinya: bat

• milga: thick

• milgara:

• milgidya: poinard; dagger

• milgidya: also used for key

• mili: name of the seventh child; if a male

• mili: wattle tree

• mirlidhi: to do; make; dig up

• milingaridi: to busy oneself; to handle; work

• milingoodoo: to clean; smooth; plain

• miloogoonyoo: a species of mouse

• mina: theft; a word that expresses the idea of hiding in a variety of ways

• mina: eye

• mina: small, little, young

• mina: navel

• mina: a species of stingray

• mina balgada: to look; open one's eyes

• mina galba: the depression below the eye

• mina goordoo: having sore eyes

• mina moo: anything that one is not allowed to see; sacred

• mina ngala: thievish

• mina nganda: visible; apparent; plain

• mina ngoordidi: to accuse; make ashamed

• mina waba:

• mina waba:

• mina waga: honest; not thievish

• mina walga:

• mina yalga wilara: having no eyelids

• mina yarnbi: eyelid

• mina yoolgada: to weep; shed tears

• minada: to take away unseen; to steal

• minagaga:

• minaganya: eye stone; of hard eyes

• minala: invisible

• minamoolga: tear

• minanda: unseen; clandestine

• minangoodoo: to watch a bird or animal

• minangoodoo: to hide; conceal

• minara: a kind of eatable berry

• minarrga: far; at a distance

• minarrringarridhi: to deny

• minaringoodoo: to hide, conceal

• minawaiada: to deny; prevaricate

• minawalboo:

• minawalboo:

• minayalga: eyelid; properly

• mindi: net bag; basket

• mindi mindi: gently; stealthily

• mindidli:

• mindyili: an approbrious expression

• mindyooroo: nice; particular

• minga: a shrub growing on the sandy coast; and bearing a pod similar to French beans

• mingada: a species of fish

• mingga: sore; sick; ill

• minggarnidi: to become sore; ill

• miniridi: to produce a humming sort of noise like the witarna

• minmiri: swift; quick

• minoo: a shrub bearing an edible fruit

• minya: the Orion

• minyara: cool

• minyaridi: to cool; be cold

• mira:

• mirara: swamp; bog; mortar

• mirari: the Orion, a constellation

• mirari: pimple

• miraoodoo: to sprinkle oneself all over with sand to assuage one's thirst

• mirrgaba: a person bereft of a relative; mourner

• mirrgaridi: to startle; being taken by surprise

• mirrgaringoodoo: to surprise; frighten

• mirrgoo:

• mirigi: spotted

• mirildi: a white delicate species of flower

• mirinya: like; similar

• mirinya yoora: a native; the reverse of mundultu yura; a European

• miriri: itchy

• miriri: prurient

• miroo: large; grown up

• mirooridi: to grow

• mirrada: to rub; scratch

• mirari: the Orion

• mirigi mirigi: spotted

• mirigirigi: spotted

• miya: sleep

• miya ngarara: feigning sleep; pretending to be asleep

• miya wanidi: to sleep

• miyanidi: to be sleepy

• miyarda: a man of mature age

• moodhla: nose

• moodhla: the extreme point of anything; point of land

• moodhla barrgada: to blow the nose

• moodhla babmadha: to sneeze

• moodlada: to make love; court

• moodlailda: insolent; impudent

• moodlanoo: a large species of snake; carpet snake

• moodlayaba: nostril

• moodlayoorrgooroo: mucus of the nose

• moodliriri: calm; still weather

• moodya: ripe

• moogala:

• moogala yoolalyidi: to fret; sympathize

• mooganya:

• moogoo: knot; knob; button; any round and hard substance

• moogoo irda: button bird; a small species of bird

• moogoondoo: spotted

• moogoorrboo: envy; jealousy

• moogoorrboo yabmidi: to scold; abuse; being envious or jealous

• mooimna: fat; corpulent

• moorla: dry; dry land; terra firma

• moolai:

• moolanidi: to be or become dry

• moola-oodoo: to scratch like a dog; to burrow

• moolaroo: flood; tide

• moolbada: to save; reserve; to rub out; cut; reap?

• mooldyooroo: intestines; bowels

• moolga: tear; cry; lamentation

• moolga noonggoodoo: to hold a lamentation

• mooloo: ripe

• mooloo: leech

• mooloolooloo: panting; blowing

• moona: chest; breast

• moona: jealousy; envy

• moona: the net with which boys of the age of about sixteen or eighteen (pardnapa's) secure their hair; hat; cap

• moona mandyari: brave; bold

• moonaga: name of the fourth child if a female

• moonanga baidyanidi: to be enraged from jealousy

• moonda: all; the whole

• moondalya: sweet; nice

• moondalyabmidi: to be fond of

• moondoodya: at once; quick

• moondooldidi: to become a European or white man; to live in European manner

• moondooldoo: European

• moondyala: manducating

• moondyanda: brother-in-law

• moondyoo: dead

• moonga: the layer or cover of an animal

• moongaldana: of an Island in Spencer's Gulf

• moongaldidi: to be satisfied

• moongara: still; silent

• moonggooloo: staff; mast

• moonggoolyoo:

• moongoongoo: shoulder

• mooni: a small black snake

• mooni: name of the fourth child if a male

• moonidi:

• moonigidi: to hiccup

• moonmala: bruised all over

• moonoo: blunt; dogged

• moonoo:

• moonoo: stubble

• moonoo: a venomous sea animal; often found dead on the sea beach

• moonoo moonoo: at once

• moonoodnoodoo: to sink in; bog

• moonoomooniridi: to be tired of

• moonyana: mustache

• moonyara: a small species of fish

• moorara:

• moordi: salmon; a species of fish

• moordidi: to rejoice; exult; shout

• moordili: stiff; hard

• moordilidi: to be stiff

• moordla: dry

• moordoo: different; separate

• moordooidya: different; separate

• moordoonyoo: a species of fish

• moorrga: yolk of an egg

• moorrgidi: to assemble

• moorrgili:

• moorrgoomoorrgoo: gradual; swelling

• moorrgoorrgidi: to swell

• moori: together

• mooribi: ebb tide; low water; shoal; sand bank

• mooridi: to wipe?

• mooringoodoo: to wipe

• mooringaridi: to wipe

• mooriri: in health; well; healthy

• moorrirrridhi: to be healthy; well

• moorrirrringoodhoo: to make well; mend

• mooririnya: a species of bird

• mooroo: soft; yielding

• moorooloo gawoo: water in the sand

• mooroombaridi: to live on the ground

• mooroombaridi: creep like snakes; etc

• mooroonyoo: not strong; or lasting

• mooroonyoo: breakable

• moorrroo: sand; soil; ashes

• moowai: an edible kind of berry

• moowaridi: to be employed in; to remain or stop

• moowaringoodoo: to wait; await; to delay; to tarry

• mooyoo: back

• mooyoo wawoodoo: to breathe heavily; to be out of breath

• mooyoogardoo: very desirous; greedy

• mooyoogardoogardoo: out of breath; panting

• mooyoonara: safe; unharmed; preserved

• mooyoonga igadha: to sit on the back; i.e. to ride

• moorla: dry

• moondooldooridi: to become a European or white man; to live in European manner

• moonga garngoo: the layer or cover of an animal

• moonnimoonnidi:

• moonnoomoonnidi: to be tired of

• nada: back; spine; ridge

• nada:

• nhagoodhoo: to see; understand; know

• nagoolbidi: to look for; seek

• nagoongaridi: to be of dim sight

• nagoongaridi: to be on the point of dying

• nai: first

• nhayirri: the sky; heaven

• nalada: to break; sever

• nalanda: loud

• nalara: moving; restless

• nalbada: to bend

• naldidi: to stir

• naldyada: to feel about; grope; as in a hole for game

• nalga: right

• nalga: just

• nalga:

• nalya: lock; ringlet

• nalyarinya:

• nambada: to cover

• nambaridi: to cover oneself

• nambarni: a little while ago; this way; hither

• nhambidhi: to lick

• nambingaridi: to lick

• namini: how many

• nana: wrong; bad

• nandidi: to whine; lament

• nangada: to taste

• nangada: imitate

• nangana: never mind; let be

• nangga: bad

• nani: harmless

• nani: lightly

• nani: this

• nanya: lean

• nanya: ugly

• nara:

• naralya: ghost or departed soul

• naranda: fast

• naranda: tough

• narandidi: to be fast

• narandidi: to be tough

• narna: near; close to

• naroo naroo: quick

• nawoo: the national name of the native tribe inhabiting the country about Coffin's Bay

• nhaawi: what; who

• nawindi: what for

• nga: yes

• ngaba: fat; corpulent

• ngabada: fat

• ngabalya: saliva

• ngabalyaridi: to be salivated; foam

• ngabidya: not eatable

• ngabidya: useless

• ngabirdi: daughter

• ngadlaga: we two

• ngadlagadni: of; from us two

• ngadlagadningi: with us two

• ngadlagadnooroo: towards us two

• ngadlagooroo: of us two; our

• ngadli: we two

• ngadlidni: of; from us two

• ngadlidningi: with us two

• ngadlidnooroo: towards us two

• ngadliridi: to be sad; sorry

• ngadlooroo: of us two; our

• ngadlooroo: the fleshy part of the abdomen

• ngadhoo: I

• ngadoo: the agent

• ngadoodoo: to weep; cry; howl

• ngadoongoodoo: to weep for; lament; bewail

• ngagoonya: oyster

• ngagoonya bardi: oyster

• ngayi: I

• ngaidya: my; mine

• ngaidyaba: younger brother

• ngaidyara: hunting party

• ngaidyaranga ngoogada: to go upon a hunting expedition

• ngaidyoorni: of or from me

• ngaidyoorningi: with

• ngaidyoorniroo: towards me

• ngala: the thick part of the thigh

• ngarla: much; plenty; many

• ngalaba: lap

• ngarlaga: the name of the ninth child if a female

• ngarlayi: name of the ninth child if a male

• ngalanidi: to become large; grow

• ngalaningoodoo: to make grow; increase

• ngalbada: to enter; go down

• ngalbaliidi:

• ngalbaridi: to stoop; creep through or under

• ngalda warda: Tod River; so far as salt

• ngaldya: sweet

• ngaldya: eatable; drinkable

• ngalgoo:

• ngalgoodhoo:

• ngalgoongoodoo: to make or let eat

• ngaldi: liver

• ngaldi bagamba: sympathizing

• ngaldi barngadha:

• ngaldi goori goorridhi: to sympathize

• ngaldi ngoodarridhi: to grieve; fret

• ngaldi wabirridhi: to feel anxious

• ngaldi wawoodoo: to be sad; dejected

• ngaldi yaldadha: to rejoice; exult

• ngali-baga:

• ngaldibagambidi: to relent; sympathize

• ngalidi: to burn; take fire

• ngalira: a friend; confidant

• ngaloo: shank; ham; the thick flesh inside of the upper leg

• ngalyaga: brackish

• ngamadha: to go; run; come

• ngamaidyoo: mother

• ngamandhoodhoo: to keep going; running

• ngamarna: uncle

• ngamba: an edible species of root

• ngamba walara: a yellow flower

• ngamboorrgoo: a root smaller than the ngampa

• ngami: mother

• ngamidi: a female animal; having born young ones

• ngamiri: orphan; person bereft of his parent

• ngamiroonya: two brothers; a pair of brothers

• nganha: who, what, someone

• ngana: forehead

• nganaboonda: opprobrious expression

• nganali: musk duck

• nganana: palate; roof of the mouth

• ngananda: friendly; hospitable

• ngarnarra: north-east wind

• nganharoo: to what purpose; why

• nganayalda: opprobrious term

• nganayalda: knitted brows

• ngandala: a species of kangaroo rat

• ngandi: sunshine; light; the reverse of madla; shade

• ngandiri: of different colours; spotted

• ngarndoo: upper arm

• ngandoongandoo: fast; secure

• ngandoowalboo: strong-armed; powerful

• ngandya: dear; sweet; pretty

• ngandya: mindful?

• ngandyangandya: very dear; sweet; pretty

• ngandyangandyaringoodoo: to treat kindly

• ngandyarnidi: to remember; recollect

• nganga: interference in a quarrel; prevention of a fight; protection from aggression

• nganga warda: a person interfering; preventing a fight; protector

• nganga yabmidi: to remonstrate; interfere

• nganggala: stomach

• nganggala: male bird; cock; of any species

• nganggoorninya: side

• nganggoorninya: sleeping posture

• ngangoonya: chin

• ngangoorni: of; from whom

• ngangoorningi: with whom

• ngangoornooroo: to whom

• ngangooroo: whose

• nganidi: to return

• nganili: a species of water bird

• nganinganingoodoo: take back

• nganingoodoo: to send; carry back

• nganini: who or what is it; was it

• nganini: let me see

• nganini: a soliloquising phrase

• nganoomba: cave; hole in rocks

• nganoonganoo:

• nganoongi: who, ERG

• nganoongi: the agent

• nganyada: to praise; commend

• nganyara: sweet

• ngara: error; deception; falsehood; lie; wrong; astray

• ngara mangoodoo: to lead astray

• ngara noongoodoo: to deceive; tantalize; viz. to promise and not give

• ngara wangada: to tell a falsehood

• ngara yaba: liar

• ngara yarnada: to belie; deceive

• ngarrada: clear; transparent

• ngarrradha: to conceive; hatch; bring forth

• ngaradidi: to be clear; transparent; settle

• ngaragoongaridi: to be pretty

• ngaralbada: to miss; not hit the mark

• ngarara: feigning; pretending

• ngararda: heap

• ngararidi: to increase; multiply

• ngardara: bank; precipice

• ngarrgaboogoo: wattle-bird

• ngarrgarrgoo: species of wattle-bird

• ngarrgini: beyond; on the opposite side

• ngarrgiri: head dress; the tying of the hair with an oppossum hair girdle

• ngarrgoondinya: a species of bird

• ngari: sight

• ngari: face

• ngarili: high; tall; top

• ngarrrinyi: we two father and son

• ngarrrinyarlboo: we

• ngarinyalboorni: of; from us

• ngarinyalboorningi: with us

• ngarinyalboorniroo: towards us

• ngarinyalbooroo: of us; our

• ngarinyi: level

• ngarinyidni: of; from us two

• ngarinyidningi: with us two

• ngarinyidnooroo: towards us two

• ngarinyooroo: of us two; our

• ngarnga: beard

• ngarnga baiooda: to bite the beard

• ngarngidi: a kind of shell; used for peeling roots

• ngaroo: circle; enclosure

• ngaroo: breaker; roller

• ngarooroo: an edible kind of root

• ngawooroo: shallow

• ngawoowala: word language; dialect

• ngaoowala maroo: a different dialect

• ngaoowala wadli wadli: a person speaking incorrectly

• ngaoowiraoowiri: about; round

• ngaoowiri: about; round

• ngaoowiridi: to go round; double

• ngali:

• ngoobi: darkness; pitch dark night

• ngoobinidi: to be dark

• ngoobiningoodoo: to make dark

• ngooboorrrooboorrridhi: to be pitch dark

• ngoodada: to loosen; untie; break

• ngoodada: applaud

• ngoodada: make?

• ngoodaridi: to break out

• ngoodha: yonder

• ngoodharoo: in yonder direction

• ngoodharoonga: in yon place

• ngoodidya: yon; yonder

• ngoodidyingi: in yon place; direction

• ngoodlali: mother; a woman having born children

• ngoodli: pouch of the kangaroo and other marsupial animals

• ngoogadha: to go; walk

• ngoogawoolgoo: growing

• ngoogili: a small kind of native figs

• ngoogoorrgoo: blister; pimple

• ngoolboo: a species of fungus

• ngooldaba: youth; young man

• ngooldoo: importunate; bold; greedy

• ngooldoo wididi: to spear ruthlessly

• ngooldoonidi: to be bold; reckless

• ngoolgoo: cheek

• ngooloo: knee joint; hough

• ngooloogoo: the fat near the genitals of the kangaroo

• ngoomidi: to tie round; fasten

• ngoomoonoomoonoo: spring; fountain

• ngoonha: that; yon

• ngoonara: yonder

• ngoonaramba: yonder

• ngoonda: tight

• ngoonda: whole

• ngoondingoondiridi: to whirl; twirl

• ngoondoonyoo: broad; thick

• ngoonidi: to motion with the hand; beckon to come

• ngooningooningoodoo: to carry home

• ngooniningoodoo: to show; offer; present

• ngooniridi: to show with hand; count

• ngooniridi: tell

• ngoonyala:

• ngoonyi: over ripe; decayed

• ngoorada: to turn round

• ngoorada: throw the waddy

• ngoorada: grind

• ngoorada: draw water; etc

• ngoordidi: to think; suppose; believe

• ngoordingoordidi: to think; suppose; believe

• ngoordli: crooked

• ngoordlingoordli: round about; serpentine

• ngoordliridi: to bore; turn round

• ngoordliridi: to squeeze

• ngoordoo: cheek

• ngoorrgoo: sap

• ngoorrgoo: deep; abyss

• ngoorrgoonidhi: to be happy; rejoice

• ngooridhi:

• ngoorinidhi: to be sore; running

• ngooroo: hair

• ngoowada: to ask; entreat; pray

• ngoowangaridhi: to entreat

• ngoowangoodoo: to implore; ask for

• ngooyaridi: dance

• ng-yardnidni: to melt

• nida: spring; fountain

• nida gawoo: spring water

• nidlada: to stop; remain

• nigara: ripe

• nilai: an edible species of root

• nildini: a small species of snake

• nilgada: to squeeze

• nimada: to pinch; touch; feel; squeeze

• nimi: a species of fish

• nimi: lip

• nimi bindoolidi:

• nimilya: a water bird

• nimilya: diver

• nhina: thou

• ninadha: to accuse; suspect

• nindya: so; thus; such

• nindya:

• nindyadala: perhaps; quick

• nindyala warnidaoo gawoo:

• nindyarnana: enough; sufficient

• ninga bala: spouse; concubine

• ninga balidi: spouse; concubine

• ninga ningaridi: to imitate

• ningga: let see; give me

• ninggi: seal

• niraridi: to assemble

• nirrgidi:

• niri: a part of the abdomen

• niyaliridi: to melt

• niyara: glutinous kind of berries; eaten roasted

• noodla: the large bag carried by the woman

• noodloodoo: to put in; imprison

• noodloodoo: bury

• noodoo: false; incorrect; joking

• noodoo wangada: to make an unfounded statement

• noodoo-ngali: sad; sorry

• noogoonoo: national name of a native tribe inhabiting the country about the head of Spencer's Gulf

• noolgoonyoo: the eggs of lice; nits

• noonada: to push

• noonada: to swallow; consume

• noonandada: to tie up

• noonangaridi nganggoorninyingi: to lie sleeping

• noonaridi: to swallow

• noondala: Thistle Island

• noondoo: a shrub bearing an edible fruit; in the shape of beans; which the natives roast between heated stones

• noondoomai: the fruit of the nondo

• nhoonggoodhoo: to give; impart

• noonggoodoo: to shoot

• noonggoolboodoo: to infect

• noonggoondooroodoo: to give

• noonggoong garidi: to confess

• noonggoong garidi: to lie on one side

• noonggooridi: to give; impart

• noonggooridi: to shoot

• nhoongoo : Your

• noongoorni: of thee

• noongoorningi: with thee

• noongoornooroo: towards thee

• nhoongoorroo: careful

• noongooroo: not wasting

• nhoonoo: thou

• noonoo: the agent

• noonyada: to make wet and cold

• noonyara: surviving

• noonyara: restored to health

• noonyaridi: to recover; survive

• nhoorrrali: ye; you

• nhoorralidni: of; or from you

• nhoorralidningi: with you

• nhoorralidniroo: toward you

• nhoorralooroo: of you; your

• noorrbada: to catch; lay hold

• noorrbaridi:

• noordi: knapsack; net bag carried by men

• nhoordoodhoo: to fill; press in

• noordoongaridi: to rub

• noorrgoo: of thee; thy

• noorrgoog mai: the flower of a very small shrub

• noorrgoorni: from thee

• noorrgoorningi: with thee

• noorrgoorniroo: towards thee

• nhoorrirrri: far away; for a long time

• nooririnya: distant; remote

• noornara: low gum scrub

• noornbidi: to be with; remain

• noornbinyoodoo: to approach

• noorni: neck; nape

• noorni malga: thick throat

• noorni malga: opprobrious

• noornigidi: to break the neck of an animal; extinguish its life

• nooroo: thou

• nooroo: a species of snake; black snake

• nhoowadnaga: you two

• nhoowadnagadni: of; from you two

• nhoowadnagadningi: with you two

• nhoowadnagadnooroo: towards you two

• nhoowadnagooroo: of you two; your

• nhoowala: you two

• nhoowalidni: of; from you two

• nhoowalidningi: with you two

• nhoowalidnooroo: towards you two

• nhoowalooroo: of you two; your

• nhoowarrinya: you two; father and child

• nhoowarrinyidni: of; from you two

• nhoowarrinyidningi: with you two

• nhoowarrinyidnooroo: towards you two

• nhoowarrinyooroo: of you two; your

• noowiri: far away

• noowoodoo: to stab

• oo: yes; just so

• waba: a bunch of emu feathers; stuck as an ornament in the hair on the forehead

• wabara: speech; address

• wabara mana: spokesman; speaker

• wabidi: to do; make

• wabilya: better; restored to health

• wabirdiwabirdidi: to swing from one side to the other; slouch

• wabma: a species of snake; diamond snake

• wabma: wise

• waboo: covered; hidden; cover

• waboo:

• waboornidhi: to be full

• waboordoo: hallo

• waboordoogoodoo: to hail; accost

• waboowaboo: unintelligible; nonsense

• wada: whale

• wadaga: side of the abdomen; flank

• wadha: where

• wadharoo: whither

• wadi: middle

• wadidirdi: out, far away, absent

• wadigoo: desert; inhospitable; waterless

• wadiri: middle

• wardla: tree; fallen timber; block

• wardlada: tree; bush

• wadlada: to tell; say; communicate

• wadlangoodoo: to call; invite; persuade

• wadli: wrong; incorrect

• wadlimi: black paint

• wadloo: behind

• wadna: a species of bird; crane

• wadna: boomerang used in Port Lincoln only for killing fish

• wadna: horn

• wadna: sword

• wadnara:

• wadniri: a kind of red berry growing on the beach; and of a sweet saltish taste

• wadoo: shelter; wheather shore

• wadyawadya:

• waga:

• waga:

• waga: a small species of lizard

• waga: the female sex

• wagaidyagaidya: spotted; striped

• wagalda: shining; glittering

• wagarada: to make fall; fell

• wagarrri: asunder; to pieces; broken

• wagari: female kangaroo; doe

• wagaridi: to go assunder; break; fall

• wagaringoodoo: to tear; break

• wagarrra: neck

• wagoo:

• wagoo:

• wagoodoo: to throw up or out

• wagoomana: a person bereft of relative

• wagoombala: a person bereft of relative

• wagoorninya: alternately; in turns

• wagoorninyawagoorninya: alternately; in turns

• wai: probably

• wai:

• waidyooroo: sore; boil

• wayi: afraid; fear

• waiigoogarnga: get up; get out of my way

• waiigoomada: to fear

• waiilginyi: afraid; a coward

• wai-imana: much afraid; coward

• waiingoodoo: to make afraid; frighten

• waiingoogada: to run from; fear; flee

• wayinidhi: to be afraid

• wayiningarridhi: to be afraid

• waiinoonggootoo: to make afraid; frighten

• wayiri: right; correct

• wayirrridhi: to be right

• waiiridi: to be in good health

• waiiridna: a species of bird

• wayilbadha: to swing round

• wailbawailbada: to shake

• walybi: south west country

• wailganidi: to be careless; indifferent

• wailganingoodoo: to neglect; slight

• wainbada: to leave; forsake

• wainbala:

• wainbaridi: to feel forsaken; lonely; to long for

• wainbaringoodoo: to foresake; abandon

• wainmada: to stir round

• waiwaiiringoodoo: to put one in the way; instruct

• wala: male?

• wala: wild turkey

• wala: fun; joke

• wala: a heap; multitude

• walara: joyous; funny; droll; witty; intelligent

• walara: saw

• walaranga yoodooridi: to saw

• walarangarinya:

• walba: sand

• walba moogoo: sand hill

• walbadli: strong; powerful

• walbara: bottom of the sea

• walbara: rake; fork

• warlboo: bone

• warlboo: strong; hard

• walboo bili: rotten; decayed

• walbooloo: bony; strong

• walboondoo: hard

• walboong gari: the flesh side of a skin

• walboonidi: to be strong

• walbooridi: to be strong; persist in

• warlboorrroo: strong; headstrong

• walbooroo: a species of eagle

• walda: I say; pray

• walda:

• waldiridi: to examine; look into

• waldooloo: covered?

• walga: bag

• walga: protuberance; the protruding part of anything

• walga boori: Green Hill

• walgalgidi: to be full; crammed

• walgalgingoodoo: to fill; cram

• walganidi: to protrude; rise; swell; be pregnant

• walgara: a species of shark

• walgidi: to roll; swing

• walgingoodoo: to roll; swing

• walgoo: hail stone

• walgoodoo: to praise; commend

• walili: a species of fish; cod fish

• walira: day; daylight; the reverse of malti

• waloo: space between two objects; gap; interval; opening; in two; to pieces

• waloomba: common rat

• walyari: a species of mouse or rat

• wamba: side

• wamba goodyoo yandada: to put the other side down; to turn

• wambala: female oppossum

• wambara: ambush; treachery

• wambaranga ngoogada: to be in search of an enemy

• wambaranga wididi: to spear unawares; treacherously

• wambaroodyoo: otherwise; again

• wambarra: large head of hair

• wambirrri: sea coast

• wambiri bidni yoorarri: coast people; coast tribe

• wambiri yoorarri: coast people; coast tribe

• wamooroo: corpulency; big belly

• wanha: which; what; where

• wanada: to trace

• wanada:

• wanhamboo: where along; in which direction

• wanhanda: where

• wananga: in which; wherein?

• wanawanangoodoo: to deprive; or abdicate

• wanbooroo: fast,closed

• wandhadha: to let be; alone; leave behind

• wandara wandara: thin; scattered; here and there

• wandiridi: to stop; remain

• wandooroo: string; rope

• wandooroo: a shrub with fine yellow blossoms

• wandyi: how

• wandyidi: to pour; bale water

• wandyoogoo: young kangaroo

• wangangoodoo: to tell; inform

• wangaroo:

• wangadha: to say; speak; talk

• wangalbaridi: to speak to; tell

• wangangooridi: to converse; talk together

• wanggoordoo: name of the eighth child; if a female

• wanggooyoo: name of the eighth child; if a male

• wangi wangi:

• wangini wangini: one over the other; double

• wangirinya: striped

• wanidi: to lie down

• wanindoodoo: to remain in a lying posture

• waningoodoo: to give

• wara: Happy Valley

• warra: out; far away; absent

• waraga: swallow

• waramooroo: farther; beyond

• warawoodhoo: to lighten

• warrbada: to jump; dance about; frisk

• warrbara: at the time of; when

• warrbooroo: all; the whole

• warrbooroo gooda: not at all; by no means

• warda: stump; stem

• warda bala: a small obnoxious insect

• warda goodyoo: again

• wardadhi: south east coast and country

• wardarna: sea

• wardanda: continent; terra firma

• wardanda yaba: orcus

• wardlooboo: hidden; underneath

• wardnoo: heel

• wardnoo: the shell of an egg

• wardoo: wombat

• wardoowardooridi: to stretch oneUs limbs

• warrgoodoo: to put in the bag; pocket

• wari: about; hither and thither

• warri: name of the second child; if a male

• woori balba: lust

• woori gadi:

• woori gardindya: catamenia

• woori goodla mana: strumpet

• wari wari: about; hither and thither

• waribidla: sensualist

• waribooga: sensualist

• wariridi: to be about; to live exist

• wariringoodoo: to keep about; frequent

• wariyi: a father bereft of his child

• wariyoogoo: ship

• warna: abdomen; belly

• warna baganibidi: to fret; grieve

• warna gardindya: glad

• warna gooridi: to be in great rage

• warna maliri: content; peaceable

• warna moondalya: glad; merry

• warna moondalyidi: to feel glad; merry

• warna wadla: big belly; gormandizer

• warna waiiri: glad; pleased

• warna waiiridi: to be pleased

• warna yoolalyidi: to feel sad; grieve

• warna yoowada: to be satisfied; satiated

• warnada: to abound; be plentiful

• warnandada: to hang

• warnaridi: to abound; crowd; be confused

• warnawarrgooyoo: dead

• warnbada: to bale; draw water

• warnbi: one bereft of a near relative

• warnboordoo: a woman bereft of her elder brother

• warnbooyoo: a person bereft of his elder brother

• warndi warndidi: to heave

• warndoo: tree; billet of wood; dead root

• warnga: a species of fish

• warngara: crow

• warngoo:

• warnidi: to fall

• warnidi: to cut off or through

• warnigidi: to fall; climb

• warningoodoo: to let fall; drop

• warniridi: to be hanging; suspended

• warrroo: kangaroo

• waroo: TRUE

• waroodoo: to bake in hot ashes; roast

• waroodoo: to throw about

• warroogada: kangaroo hunt

• waroolboodoo: to go far; make a long journey

• waroomoolyoo: dwarf native fig

• waroondooroodoo: to throw about

• waroonoo:

• warooridi: to be roasting; shrivel up

• warradya: emu

• wariri: about; hither and thither

• wari: name of the second child; if a male

• warri: wind

• wawoowooldidhi: wag

• wawanda: right away; for a long period

• wawardawarda: an eddy of wind

• wawardawardidi: to eddy; turn about

• wawiridi: to ask; seek; look for

• wawoodoo: to waver; move from one side to the other

• wawoodoo:

• wawoordoowawoordoo: head over heels; tumbling over

• wayandada: to throw

• wayandada: pour; fill

• wayi: where

• wayiwayiridi: to ooze out; fester

• warrooyoo: name of the second child; if a female

• wi: directly; this moment

• wi: perhaps; may be

• wiba: a species of ant

• wibanda: satiated with food

• wibma: already

• wida: leg; shin

• widarna: an oval piece of wood; about two feet long and four inches broad

• widarnda: an edible kind of root

• widi: a term of reproach

• wididi: to spear; pierce

• widla: path; road

• widlara: slow; slowly

• widli: pelican

• widli: corner

• widloogoo: spring

• widlooyoo: one whose elder brother is dead

• widna: thin; emaciated

• widna widna: an evil person said to be

• widnanidi: to become thin; poor

• widnanidi: fall off

• widni: thin; small

• widoo: reed

• widooloo: away

• widooloonoo:

• widoorrgoo: stand to one side; get out of the way

• widyalidi: to become brown

• widyiwidyiridi: to flow

• widyiwidyiridi: to roar

• widyooroo: flowing; liquid

• widyooroo: violent

• wigara:

• wigooloo: narrow

• wiyidhi: to laugh; rejoice

• wilada: to name; call

• wilagilaga: a yellow fine scented flower

• wilara: bare; uncovered; naked

• wilbada: to set fire to; burn

• wilbala: small gum scrub

• wilboorloo: remote; distant

• wilbooloonidi: to be far; distant

• wildooroo: fast; tied

• wildyabarari: to morrow

• wildyadli: in future; by and by

• wildyalidni: relative to the future; future

• wildyara: yesterday; some days ago

• wildyaridni: of yesterday; yesterdays

• wilga: a domesticated wild dog; any domesticated animal; as a cat; etc

• wilgara: mane

• wilgidi: to toss; jerk

• wilgidi: shy

• wilgindya: grave

• wilgindyaba: grave

• wilgoo: narrow; tight; straight; narrow strip

• wili: want; hunger

• wili: to be in want

• wilindya: scoop; spade

• wiloo wiloo: not heeding; noticing past

• wiloo: a species of eagle

• wiloo: punk

• wiloo: curlew

• wiloo: hearth; fire place

• wiloobaba: a term of reproach

• wiloodoo: to sweep; harrow

• wilooloo: a species of eagle

• wiloonoo: a species of fish

• wilooridi: to be long; tall

• wirloorrroo: long; tall

• wilooroongoodoo: to make long; lengthen

• wiloo-wiloo: not heeding; noticing past

• wiloowiloodoo: to handle; press

• wilya: soul; spirit

• wilyamaraba: insensible; unconscious

• wimana: an interjection; expressing doubt or ignorance

• wina: seaweed; any tough rushy plant fit for basket work

• wina: large spear; fishing spear

• wina: chalk

• winada: to plait; make basket work

• winala: long; lengthy

• winda: long; always; constantly

• windha: a species of owl

• windi: angle; fishing hook

• windili: white paint

• windoo: long; always; constantly

• windoo windoo: long; always; constantly

• windoodoo: to dribble; trickle down

• windooroo: bubbling up

• windya: name for a relative

• wingooni: from now; from this moment

• wingooroo: barb of a spear

• wini: fishing hook

• wini: indeed; certainly

• wininya: dry grass; any other soft matter to lie upon; bed

• wininyidi: to put something underneath to lie upon

• winma: thin; lean; poor

• winmanidi: to become thin; lean

• winmiridi: to whistle

• winnari: seaweed; any tough rushy plant fit for basket work

• winni: angle; fishing hook

• winoo: a red species of root

• wira: bachelor; spinster; unmarried

• wira: the air; ether; rain

• wira gawoo: rain water

• wira wadlada: a kind of shrub

• wiraba:

• wirada: to make the fire up; trim it

• wiragala:

• wirrba: a fence across a creek; to keep the fish in that have gone up with the tide

• wirrbi: the place before a running fire; where the natives take their station to knock down the game disturbed by the flames

• wirdi: the lower part of the spine

• wirdoo: bundle; tied in a bundle

• wirrgada: to dry by the fire

• wirrgada: handle

• wirrgoo: heart?

• wiri: shoulder

• wiri garrgooroo: the whizzing of a waddy

• wiridi: to be averted

• wiridi: to blow

• wirilbi: a person bereft of a relative

• wirindya: forest?

• wiringoodoo: to avert

• wirini: a species of fish

• wiriridi:

• wiriridi: to storm; rage

• wiroo: raw

• wiroobaridi: to be in a line; form a line or row

• wirrooboo: row; line

• wiroodoo: to scrape; chip

• wiroogoo: species of bird; cuckoo

• wiroogoodoo: to flow

• wirooraridi: to be tall; slender

• wirooroo: tall; slender

• wirroowirroo: in a heap; close together

• wirra: scrub; bush

• wiyarni: west

• wiyarni waloo: north-west

• wiyidni: direct; instant

• wooriyi: a father bereft of his child

• ya:

• ya: yes

• ya: mouth

• ya aridi: to fight

• ya da: to hunt; pursue; persecute

• ya-ata: to hunt; pursue; persecute

• yaba: hole

• yabada: to suck; kiss; drink

• yabaidyabaidya: perforated; spotted

• yabalabala: full of holes; perforated

• yabarda: through

• yabaridi: to walk softly; steal on

• yabarnda:

• yabarndabarnda:

• yabi: a parasitical plant on the sheoak

• yabirdi: close; near

• yabiri: full

• yabma: back of a man

• yabmada: to carry on the back

• yabmana: a species of tree or scrub

• yabmana:

• yabmara: a large species of fish; groper

• yabmidi: to scold;. abuse; rebuke

• yabmiridi: to quarrel

• yabooroo: in; into

• yabooroonga: among

• yada: now; soon; directly

• yadaladaloongoo: speedily; hastily

• yadaloongoo: speedily; hastily

• yadanda: just now

• yadanya: a little while

• yadhanyarrroo: today

• yadanyaroodni: of today

• yadanyingoodoo:

• yadaroo: directly; by and by

• yadaroorli: until; by and by; for the present

• yadhoodoo: to grow; produce

• yadi: a long time ago

• yadi: thus; there

• yadintya: so; such; thus

• yadiri: a kind of tree

• yadiri:

• yadlana: root

• yadnani: like that

• yadni: thus; so; such

• yadnindya: so; such; thus

• yadnyidi: to claim

• yadooridi: to grow; become stout

• yadooroo: right hand

• yaga: sister

• yagada: to seek; look for

• yagala: island

• yagandoodoo: to seek; look for

• yagangoodoo: to seek; look for

• yaganya: the fat or thick part of the abdomen under the navel

• yagara: level country; plain

• yagararidi: to blow; sweep along

• yagarda: hard; firm

• yagardaoodoo: to be hard; heavy

• yagili: dry; dried up

• yagoodla: I don't know; cannot tell

• yagoodoo: bag; pocket

• yagooladha: to tear the mouth; yawn

• yagoonya: deep

• yaidya:

• yailba: an animal of the burrowing kind

• yayilboo: far away

• yailboodni: off from far

• yalygoo: together; in company

• yailgoodoo: to put together; mix

• yailgooridi: to assemble

• yala: indeed

• yala: gale; storm

• yalanya: fresh

• yalanyi: sea beach

• yalara: grave

• yalarda: oyster

• yalbada: to hate; destine to death

• yalbada: to roll

• yalbaridi: to hate each other

• yalbaridi: to hide oneUs self; shift; change place

• yalbaringoodoo: to look out; choose

• yalbata: to hate; destine to death

• yalbi: flea

• yalbiyalbidya: irritated; excited

• yalda: stiff

• yalda: crack; fissure; fold; wrinkle

• yalda:

• yalda yalda:

• yaldada:

• yaldalda:

• yaldami: joke; false promise; lie; gammon

• yaldami wangadha: to lie; not keep oneUs promise

• yaldara: fierce

• yaldarrbi: fresh; sweet

• yaldarda: blood shot

• yaldoo: black; shag

• yaldoorroo: bold; fearless; brave

• yalgada: to warm; stand near the fire

• yalgala: a message of somebodyUs death

• yalgalbaridi: to make oneself warm

• yalgambi: a kind of berry

• yalganya: new

• yalgiridi: to yawn

• yaligi: a species of fish

• yaliri: deaf adder

• yaliyaldada: to shine; be visible

• yaloo: flame

• yaloo: quick; hasty

• yaloo: violent

• yaloo: duplicate *violent*

• yaloo wangada: to neigh

• yaloodoo: to rebound

• yaloodoo:

• yaloolbada: to light

• yaloorrgoo: reddish; brown

• yalooroo: light; not heavy

• yalooyaloo: red hot

• yalooyoo: a species of fish

• yamara: embrace

• yamara mangoodoo: to embrace

• yamba: strange

• yambara: away; out of sight

• yambina: widower

• yanada: to use; employ

• yanada: yarli yanata

• yanayanada: to abuse; insult

• yanda: there

• yandada: to put down

• yandada: give

• yandari: comet (?)

• yandi:

• yandi: yes

• yandoodyooroo: a species of sea bird

• yandooroodoo: to catch

• yangarrra: broad; wide

• yangaridi: to extend; spread

• yanggala: rendered fat; grease

• yanggayanggari: wide; all about

• yanggoo: left hand

• yani moogoo: glass

• yanyanya: whisper; speaking in a low voice

• yara: villain

• yara: villain

• yara: different; otherwise

• yara: mill

• yara: search

• yara mooroo: quite different

• yarabala: a small species of lizard

• yarabidni: anything found

• yarada: to fly

• yaragada: to seek; search

• yarradyarla: quick

• yaralda: black cockatoo

• yarrranda: name of the sixth child; if a female

• yaranda: quick

• yaranirana: a great noise

• yararda: bank; coast

• yararidi: to speed; spread

• yaraoodoo: to spill; throw about

• yarayararidi: to speed; spread

• yarrbara:

• yarrbara:

• yarrboongoodoo: to hunt; pursue; run down

• yarda: land; country

• yardada: to cover; shut

• yardaridi: to stretch one's limbs

• yardayangaridi: to be choked; shut up

• yardi: smooth; without stones

• yardini:

• yardla: the hide of the hind legs

• yardla: a species of tree

• yardli: husband

• yardli-wiri: sticks over a grave

• yardloodoo: to meet or pass on the road

• yardna: they; others

• yardna: spine

• yardna widla: the hollow of the back

• yardnagooroo: of them; their

• yardnidi: comprimere

• yardniridi: coire

• yardoo: there; that one

• yarrga: reef; bank

• yarrgadha: to spread out; unfold; unfurl

• yarrgaridi: to long for; or return

• yarrgoolamba: before; sooner; earlier

• yarrgooloo: before; in front

• yarrgooloodni: former; preceding

• yarrgooloolbada: to precede; lead the way

• yarrri: name of the sixth child; if a male

• yarrri: tenacious of; stingy; greedy

• yari: wind; feather; quill

• yaridi: to be poisonous

• yaridi: or to spread

• yaridi: to be stingy; greedy; desire

• yaridi: goose

• yarrridhi: to put on; cover one's self

• yarilyali: a species of fish

• yarindagaridi: to be or become feathered; winged

• yaringoodoo: to crave; ask; beg

• yarira: bold; brave

• yarira:

• yariridi: to be covered

• yarla: swimming

• yarla: hunt; chase

• yarla gabmidi: skilled in swimming

• yarlagada: to pour

• yarlamadara: unskilled in swimming

• yarlanga ngamadha: to swim

• yarlani: blabbing; talkative

• yarlaridi: to be spilling; leak out

• yarlaringoodoo: to spill

• yarli: tongue

• yarli ngarla: talkative garrulous

• yarli yanada: to put the tongue out; which is a common habit with the natives when something unexpected is said

• yarlibaba: pointed; sharp

• yarlidi: to lay hold; detain

• yarlingaridi: to hide one's self

• yarliyarliridi: to hiss; like boiling water

• yarliyarliringoodoo: to address; call order

• yarliyarliringoodoo: annoy

• yarnada: to charm; bewitch

• yarnada:

• yarnata: to charm; bewitch

• yarnbada: to send; dismiss; order

• yarnbala: together; in company

• yarnbaringoodoo: to mention; speak of

• yarnbidi: to be thirsty

• yarnbinya: eyelashes

• yarnda:

• yarndabira: cart; wagon; wheelbarrow

• yarndi: denotes the peculiar smell of oppossums

• yarndi goorrboonidi:

• yarnga: sea beach

• yarngara: a species of edible root

• yarngoodoo: to be sleepy

• yarni: ticklish?

• yarniri: youth; youngster

• yarnoo: eagle hawk

• yarnoo: net

• yarnoodoo: to construct; build

• yaroo: whirl

• yarroo: only; merely; for nothing; or no reason

• yarroo warri / yarroo: whirlwind

• yaroobooloo: light; not heavy

• yaroodoo: to be hot; oppressed with heat

• yarooroo: sponge

• yarooyalga: empty skin; hungry

• yaroo: whirl

• yathooriti: to grow; become stout

• yaoo: sea gull

• yaoo ara: spine

• yaoo ooloo: behind; later; backwards

• yawooloodni: of late; later

• yaoo-ooroo: straight

• ya-waboo: silent

• yawada: to be gathering

• yawada: to put up; plant

• yayardloo: cuttle fish

• yilgada: to gaze; stare

• yilgaringoodoo: to look steadily at one

• yoo: flame

• yoo landa: a species of yellow flower of a globular shape

• yooba mai: bread

• yoobara: pig

• yoobiri: fertile; loamy

• yoobmara: stopping; remaining

• yoobmoolidi: to be plentiful; abound

• yoobmooloo warrgada: to be plentiful; abound

• yooboonoo: kangaroo bird

• yoodlini:

• yoodni ngalidi: to be hot

• yoodnidi: to wipe; clean

• yoodnoo: a small hole in the butt end of the spear for the hook end of the midla

• yooga: dark; black

• yooga: mud

• yooganidi: to become black; blacken

• yoogarda: heavy

• yoogiridi: to shine black; to be painted with black paint

• yoogiringoodoo: to paint; blacken

• yoogoobada: to gather; collect

• yoolalyidi: to sigh; long for

• yoolbararada: to swell

• yoolboodoo: to quench; put out

• yoolbooroo:

• yoolbooroo:

• yoolda: time

• yoolda galbili: twice

• yoolda goodyoo: once more; again

• yooldada: to tread upon; press down

• yooldaringoodoo: to squeeze through or out

• yooldi: dry bark

• yooldoo: spreading; wide

• yooldoongala: spreading far

• yooldoonoo: shell

• yooldyoodoo: to obtain; get

• yoolgada: to flow over; weep; to well up

• yoolgara: for a while

• yoolgara: fright; fear

• yoolgoo: the heart

• yoolgoo goolada: the heart breaks; to be very sad

• yoolgoo moogoo: heart; pulse

• yoolgoomboo: sore; wounded; festering

• yoolgooroo:

• yooloo: milt; spleen

• yoolooboo: true; indeed; certain

• yooloobooloo: true; indeed; certain

• yoolooboonoo: true; indeed; certain

• yoolooboonya: accurate; correct

• yooloodoo: to knock on the head; kill

• yoolooroo: with

• yoolyooridi: to assemble

• yoomari: name for a relative; mother-in-law; wife's mother

• yoombala: wallaby

• yoombara: common fly

• yoomboo:

• yoomboondoo:

• yoondada: to drive; speed

• yoondyada: to incite; impel; encourage

• yoondyaringoodoo: to prevail upon; persuade

• yoonga: elder brother

• yoongara: wife

• yoongaroongara: a species of fungus

• yoongoodoo: to recollect; know

• yooniri: piecemeal; cut up

• yoonoo: an edible species of root

• yoonooyoo: a species of fish

• yoonyala: a species of bird

• yoora: earth; soil

• yoora: man; male

• yooranidi: to hear; attend

• yoorayoorada: to tell; persuade

• yoorrbalya: fertile; good soil

• yoorrbooloo: before hand

• yoordla: quartz; flint

• yoordlaga: a star or constellation

• yoordloo: fertile

• yoordloo moonda: liberal; bountiful

• yoordloo yari: stingy

• yoordnoo: flour

• yoorrga: sandy sea bottom

• yoorrgoonya: a kind of edible berry

• yoorrgoonya gadnya: iron stone

• yoorrgooroo: the mucus of the nose; cold

• yoori: ear

• yoori goorara: a humming sound in the ear

• yoori gooraranidi: to hum; buzz

• yoori mandyari: in good humour; glad; merry

• yoori mandyaridi: to be pleased; in good humour

• yoori mandyaringaridi: to be pleased; in good humour

• yoori marnidi: in good humour; glad; merry

• yoori mila: disliking; loathing; disgusted

• yoori milanidi: to be disgusted; dislike

• yoori ngoonda: deaf

• yoori ngoonda: deaf, disobedient; obstinate

• yoori ngoondanidi: to be deaf; not listen to

• yoori ngoondarrgooroo: very obstinate; stubborn

• yoori walboo: of good hearing; willing; docile

• yoori wayada: to slight; disregard; forget; neglect

• yoori yardaridi: to hear with difficulty; forget

• yooridi: to vent one's rage upon; or to desire

• yooridi: to hear

• yooridni: a species of wallaby

• yoorimbaridi: not to think of

• yoorimbidi: to forget

• yoorimbiridi: to forget

• yooringoodoo: to understand

• yoorinidi: to have a mind to do something; wish; like

• yooriyaba: attentive; tractable; aware; understanding

• yoorla: home; at home

• yoorloo: farther; beyond

• yoorloo: throat

• yoorndoolyoo: steam

• yoorni: throat

• yoorni boonggoodoo: to hang; kill by hanging

• yoorni idarda: thirsty

• yoorni idardidi: to be thirsty

• yoorni yaba: having one's thirst quenched; not thirsty

• yoorni yabadidi: to be not thirsty; moist

• yoorndoo: sun; day

• yoorndoo ngari: day light

• yoornoo warda: sunset; evening; morning

• yooroo: chain of mountains; range

• yooroogoodoo: to hear

• yoorooloo: later; by and by; afterwards

• yoorooyoorooloo: later; by and by; afterwards

• waribirga: lightning

• gagabibiwaribirga: computer

• gabiwa: computer

• babidi: sire (MAL PARENT), especially the male Emu

• badharoongi: thereabout

• badinyidi: to wait for

• badloongoodoo: to kill

• balagaringoodoo: to raise

• barlbarrra: dusty

• balbaridi: to feel itchy, uncomfortable

• balbaringoodoo: to make dusty, dirty

• baloolyoo: a species of fish

• banalbili: they two

• bandyada: to stick fast

• bandyargidi: to love, be glad

• bangga: soft, ripe

• bangganidi: to become ripe, be matured

• bardibaidyala: wanton, lustful

• barloo: burnt place or country

• barnbaridi : to hang down one/s head

• barnma: chip

• baroobaba: whelp (offspring)

• bidharabmaridi: to be winded

• bidi: emu eggs

• bidlara: cunning, skillful

• bidniridi: to tarry behind

• bidniridi ngoogada: to tarry behind

• bidnoo: done

• bidnyoo: shame, or reason

• bilbooroonyiri: two, pair, two men, two women

• biloobilooridi: to be careless, unmindful [sic]

• bindoo: done, cooked

• bindoolidi: to be done

• binmili binmilidi: to sparkle

• bira: plucked

• biri: very

• biya ngala: shy, bashful

• biyaridi: to dry up, wither

• biyigoodyoo: strange, foreign

• boodlanbi moori: a family

• boodli dyidardi: satisfied, appeased

• boodna: softly, weakly

• boodnanangooridi: to visit each other

• boolbalya: Mt Pulbalye, between Mt Dutton and Mt Greenly

• boonaga gawoo: lake water, a native well in swampy and rushy ground

• boorana: a waterhole with reported good land near Port Lincoln

• boorbirinya: a species of bird, nightingale?

• boordnanidi: to be stiff from cold

• boorili: a species of hawk

• boowana: salt-lake near Mt Greenly

• dagabini: large, big

• dandooboolda: Native Lilac

• dara: the fork of a man, hindquarter

• dyinggala: sprig, dry branch

• dyinooroo: light, shining, full

• gadabadaroo: spit out

• gadalyili: dog fish

• gadamana: The Marble Range

• gadlanbi: embers

• gadnagadna boordli: the Southern Cross and other adjacent stars

• gadoolyoo gadoolyoo: by degrees, a little at a time

• gadyini: name for a female relative, grandchild & grandmother

• gaga: the hair on the human body, as the breast

• gagaridi: to grase

• gagi: white cockatoo

• gagiri wididi: to shave close

• gagoonoordoo: concubine

• gala: a species of wild duck, wood duck

• galbangala: amorous, loving

• galgaringoodoo: to close up, shut in

• gama: a species of fish, stingray

• gambaringoodoo: to burn

• ganala gooya: fresh water fish

• gandala: dry and hard

• gandya: porcupine grass

• ganooganoo: sheltered, warm

• ganooganooridi: to feel very warm, be oppressed with heat

• garangoori: shallow

• garangooroo: shallow

• gari: to draw attention, here I say, mind

• garnanyooroo: an animal building a nest of sticks to a great hight , yet not so high as the _kulli paru_

• gayandoodoo: to save food

• goobara: sheoak shrub

• goobiri: a kind of kangaroo, red kangaroo

• goodnababili: lascivious - showing an intent in somebody

• gooladi: butcherbird is same bird apparently

• goolbi: tadpole

• goolga ida: a species of bird

• goolgababa: dwarf, youngster

• goolibaroo: a bird that builds its nest of sticks to the height of at least three feet

• goolimbiri: the undulating country to westward of the Salt Lakes; Western Downs

• goolyoomooldoo: name of spring near Doolilyi

• goonaldidi: to shrink, become loose

• gooragoora: behind

• goordla gawoo: fresh water

• goordla mana: wanton

• goordli ida: a species of bird

• goori: fat

• gooroo: round, crooked

• gooroo: shelter

• gooroowala: Mt Liverpool

• goowara: plug, stopper, a clown

• gooya: switch, stick

• gooyi: fish, in the dialect at Lake Wangary

• ibirinya: orphan

• idharoodya: there about

• idharoonga: in this place

• idi garada: to be envious, sulky

• idini: a species of frog

• idlaningoodoo: to clean, wash

• idnabanda: on tip toe, softly

• igini: bloody

• ildara: multitude

• ildya bandaba: to be lazy

• ilgari nalada: to parry a spear

• ili bargara: wanton

• imbarnidi: to become ashy

• imbarningoodoo: to make ashy, dirty

• ina yadna: those there

• inada: to count, mention

• inbanda: to place parallel; to measure

• inbanda yandada: to measure

• inda: native cat

• indinyana: protegee, client, a person to whom one has administered a sacred rite

• ira indirindiri: the gnashing of teeth

• ira ngooridi: to gnash with the teeth

• irabmada: to be disgusted

• irbidni: to speak from hearsay

• irili: noise

• iringoodoo: to separate

• maba idi: to create, make

• madloo noonggoodoo: to kill, destroy life

• malbara: the name of star

• maldinoonggoodoo: to kill, send out of the world

• maldiyariridi: to become or be dark

• malga: stripe

• maliri: exposed, bleak, cold

• manda: licentious, wanton

• mangoo irada: to blindfold

• marganidi: to remain over night; to remain one day

• margaridi: to adhere, stick

• margoonyidi: to hold fast

• midinidi: to grow together, close up

• milaba: Mt Greenly

• milgidyadyilamara: wise, knowing spiritual things

• mirlingoodhoo: to make, create

• mina ngawoo: cross eyed

• minaboonoo: durable, strong

• minaboordnoo: one-eyed

• minada: to walk in a stooping posture, to creep along, steal upon game

• minamadloonidi: to be blind, short sighted

• minawayanggoodoo: to conceal before one

• minilgidi : lustful

• mira: face

• miranda: Mt Dutton

• moodhooloo noongooridi: to exchange

• moodoo: straw

• moodyaidya wiri: a Waddy with a knob at one end

• moolga widyooroo: in tears, crying

• moonawoonggoodoo: to envy, rival, begrudge

• moonda: netbag made of kangaroo sinews

• moonmanggoodoo: to detain

• moonyana: mustache

• moonyanbiri: pretty ?

• moorgoomoorgoo: gradual, swelling

• moorgoomoorgooridi: to keep on quarrelling

• naiari: the sky, heaven

• nhalhadha: to name, call

• nalangaridi: to fight

• nalanya: liking, fond of

• naldiridi: to crack, break

• naniridi: to be or become blunt

• nayiri: souls, spirits, manes

• ngagooloo: the region between the nates, fork

• ngadyidnambara: before me

• ngadyidni: mine

• ngalbaidyoogoodoo: to imprison

• ngalbooridi: to make warlike gestures

• ngaldai: a species of fish, barrcauda

• ngali boolya: unfeeling

• ngali goobi mana: unmerciful

• ngali miriraridi: to be without feeling, merciless

• ngali mooriridi: to feel well, easy

• ngamboolya wanggada: to talk sweetly

• ngana biroo: plucked forehead

• ngana yalarda: shining forehead

• ngandari: of different colours, spotted, green

• ngandiri: light

• ngandya: dear, sweet, pretty, mindful

• nganga: high water mark

• ngaowana: resembling

• ngarai: rump

• ngari: germinating, grown and therefore unfit for eating as potatoes

• ngaribalgada or yoornongoo : day dawns

• ngaridli: unconcerned, not caring

• ngarilidi: to overtop

• ngarinyidi: to do well, become fat

• ngawooroo: shallow, loose, not tight

• ngoodharoodyi: there about

• ngoogananoondoo: to go again ?

• ngoomoodoo:

• ngoonbada: to poise

• ngoonyi: spirit ?

• ngoonyi: withered

• ngooraridi baidya: to fight

• ngoorgaridi:

• ngoorgoonidi: to be happy, rejoice

• ngoori: shallow, slight, lightly wounded

• ngooroo: the fork of a man

• nibari:

• nildyara: ovary

• nhirli: sorrow

• nindabari: a species of locust

• nindya ngoodadana: Ha, ha

• noonggaridi: to give in, surrender

• noongini: gormandizer

• noongoonidi: to keep away or distant

• noonyari: naughty ?

• soowa: to draw attention or encourage as

• wadidiri: long, far away

• wadigoondada: to prevent speaking; bid to keep silence

• wagoombala: an actor, in some native ceremony; a person administering a sacred rite

• wagoonyoo: an actor, in some native ceremony; a person administering a sacred rite

• wainbara: sorrowful, sorrow

• wayiyoogadha: to run away

• walanidi: to dawn, be daybreak

• walanidi: to dawn, the day break

• walanya: flag, banner stuck on the end of a spear & used as a signal in hunting kauanna

• walboonidi: to be strong, to be bound or costive [sic]

• walgi goondadana: a mysterious song

• walgiworda : blabber, traitor

• walgoori: heaven

• wambara: large head of hair

• wandagada: to leave behind

• wandanoonggoodoo: to leave alone, refuse

• wandaridi: to remain, live

• wandaringoodoo : to clear, disentangle

• wandoo: wave

• wangaroo:

• wanggoo: barren, not having children

• wanggoordoo goordoo: heaven

• wanyidi: to sooth [sic], lull to sleep by singing

• waragada: name of the place where Goolgoodoo is reported to have speared Mr Dark

• waramindaba: of Wharmindah Hills

• waranya wanidi: to sleep apart

• waranyarada: to scratch earth out of a hole

• wararda: journey, travel

• wardangala: often, repeatedly

• wardoondoo yaba: wombat hole

• wargidi wargidi: hopping, lame

• warinidi: to be windy, blowing

• warna gabaridi: to be reconciled, appeased, quiet

• warna goolaridi: to be frightened, eg by the report of a gun

• waroo: out, not at home

• waroobidni: that which is from far or without

• waroondoo wari: contrary wind

• wawari: tall, long

• wayada: to fence

• wayaridna: a species of bird

• wayingoodoo: to make afraid, frighten, to fear, shun

• wayooridna: scrub parrot

• widloodoo: a woman whose elder brother is dead

• widyiwidyi: flowing, dropping

• wilara: west

• wilboolaridi : to be remote, distant

• wilgardi: the tail of a wild dog worn as an ornament round the head

• wilooraridi : to be long, far

• winabi: Mt Hawson

• winanyada noordi: to make a net bag

• winanyawoodoo : to lie upon

• wingoonyoo: lean

• winoodoo: to draw, pull

• wirawaboo: incessant rainy

• wiri: throwing stick, waddy

• wiriri: upright

• yadarna: by degrees, little by little

• yadindyilini : such, tales

• yainga: a link of the vertebrae

• yala: open

• yalani: equal

• yaldamirgooroo: a liar

• yaldara: spark, or sparkling

• yaldaridi: to sparkle, crackle

• yaldarningoodoo:

• yalga: reason, ground

• yaloo: white

• yangada: to show, offer

• yangga goolaridi: to be frightened

• yangooroo: dream, dreaming

• yangooroo waningoodoo: to dream of something

• yanmooroo: name for an actor in a ceremony

• yarawoodoo: to spill, throw about, to finish

• yardla: dear

• yardla: dew

• yargaridi: to long for, or return

• yarloogoodoo : to swim

• yawalawalidi: to return

• yingada: to yell, make a warlike noise

• yoolanda: flower, stem, goolda

• yoolga goobi mana: heartless

• yoomba: an actor in a native ceremony

• yooni: stump, stem, root

• yoordloo: still ?

• yoori maloo maloo: forgetting, unmindful

• yoorildada: to forget

• yooringaradidi: to be willing, attentive

• yooriyaba wididi: to inform, make one understand

• yoorndoodoo: to hop

• yoorni: throat

• yoornmaridi: to tire

• yoornmaridi: to tire

• balba: dry grass, rubbish

• baldada boordnoo: the flower of the native geranium, fence creeper

• banyaldidi: to be thirsty ?

• barragoodyoo: until

• biri: enough

• boondhoonidhi: to blow with the mouth; be surprised; wonder

• boornda: round stone, pebble, ball, pulp

• dyadoowala: knowing

• galgaridi: to tremble, heave, feel great desire

• garnmi garnmi: amorous, fond, round.

• goolarnoo: still, yet; healthy

• goorirooriri: round about

• idya: splinter, chip

• ilgari: sky or ether, heaven

• ilgaringoodoo: to envy, to show, guide

• inha: this; that

• inba: straight

• milga: thick

• mirigi: spotted

• moona: chest, breast

• moondalyabmada: to be fond of

• nagoongaridi: to be of dim sight, to be on the point of dying

• ngabalya: saliva

• ngamidi: a female animal, having born young ones, dam

• nganyada: to praise, commend

• ngarili: high, tall, top

• ngoodada: to loosen, untie, break, applaud, make

• ngoodharoo: in that direction

• ngooniridi: to show with hand, count, tell

• noowoodoo: to stab, poke

• waga: a small species of lizard

• wagoombala: an actor, in some native ceremony; a person administering a sacred rite

• waribirga: lightning

• widni: thin, small, on edge

• wilbala: small gum scrub

• yabarda: through

• yalbada: to hate, destine to death, appoint, determine upon… [sic]

• yaloodoo: to rebound

• yarliyarliringoodoo: to address, call, order, annoy

• yarnbala: together, in company

• yoolgada: to flow over, weep, swell up; to well up

• yoolgada: to flow over, weep, swell up; to well up

• bw: et

• baga: stunted, dwarf

• binharrra : lake

• bardoodyooroo: long

• walda : bright / heat

• yoodoo : muddy, troubled

• yoowa : good

• yoorroolboodhoo: accompany

• garradyoogoodhoo: hold up to the wind, winnow

• yawoorroo : at once

• wiyi: this moment

• yoorri: hill

• ngoodha: do, argue

• yarrba: talk

• wanybarrra: sad

• birnga: hip

• widhidhi: dig

• garldidhi: to cry

• yoordi: arm

• marga: overnight

• googoo: body hair

• boorradha: to call, summon

• manyana: friend

• mindaba: witchcraft

• mira: quick

• moonidhi: to heave

• nalyarinya: curly

• warda: person

• baiba : pipe

• ngandyarnidhi : to treat kindly

• booloogi: bullock

• ??? daba ???: very

• barnbili: squinting

• barngarlidhi: to be hot

• bardoodyooroo : long

• bili : paste

• ??? birdibirdi ???: nothing

• biya: leaf

• badangoodhoo: to make ache

• dyirrgoolidhi: to be hard

• wagoo: not

• goorana: storm

• ??? wangaroo ???: west OR west wind

• wabina: species of snake

• wigara: task, errand

• yaldadha: to be sad

• yoorda: behind

• yoodoo: muddy

• moonidhi: to breathe

• goorroogoodhoo: be giddy