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 THE AVIEADnAEI DIALECT.

��Buadarra — to fill the mouth. Buarbaug — tame, quiet, orderly. Buardaug — scabby. Bubaibuunauna — to get small,

to lessen ; to boil iu. tBubal — a boy. Bubbadagiing — a little fellow. Bubbadang — anything little. Bubbai— little. Bubbaidyong — yery little. Bubbil — a "wing ; feathers. Bubu — that august being who is

said to preside at the 'burban-

digaua ' and there ' makes ' the

young men. He is said to be

as big as a rock or mountain. Buddabarra — to smoke. Buddainbuddain — a species of

mint, 'pennyroyal.' Buddang — dark in colour, black. Buddauna — to smell. [other. Buddarballanna — to kiss each Buddarbanna — to kiss. Buddarong— a ' flying-squirrel.' Buddawaral — a dry place where

no water is. Budde — a small narrow passage ;

a small island. Buddi — a corner. Buddima — inside in the house. Buddin — a sunbeam, Buddu — stars. Buddulbiiddul — far off; high;

the bluisli air at a distance. Buddumbuddain — a fragrant

water herb. Buddurbuddur — a smell. Budyabudya — moth, butterfly. . Bugang — beads ; a necklace. Bugga — meat when tainted. Buggabanna — to be struck by

flies, as meat. Buggabugga — black. Buggal — a plant with an edible

root and grass-like seeds. Buggamin — eatables that haye

improyed by keepins;. Buggang — the 'gum-tree' flower.

��Buggarau — a dry well. Buggarnan — a bad smell. Bugguainbang — fruitful. Buggulong — a native shrub. Buggiunbarrhiil — the time after

sunset ; twilight. Buguin — grass. Bula — two. Bula-bial-yallaigunnanna — two

to speak together and a third

interfering. Bulabiuga — to be in couples. Bulabulamanna — to pace to- '

gether ; said of two. Bulami — having two wives. Bula-ngunbai — three. Bulbaggurain — a native bird. Bulbin — a whirlwind. Balduraidurai — a kind of owl. Bulinb'ilin — bald-headed ; any

part of animals bare of hair. BullambuUang — a wave. BuUiang — a ' kangaroo-rat ';^a.,

a bad run-about iemale. Bullinbullin — a water bird. Bulludyan — a rag. BuUun — a large bird. Bumadillinga — to row. Bumallana — recip., to beat each

other ; to fight. [self.

Bumangidyillinga — to beat one's Bumanna — to move the wings. Bumarra — to beat, to strike. Bumbain — a bunch. Bumbanna — to smoke; intrans. Bumbanumminga — to outrun, to

run before. Bumbarramanna — to rush into. Bumbinna — to smoke ; trans. Bumbir — greasy. Bumburgalbian — a shrub re- sembling the 'swamp-oak.' Bumeilinga — to run to another

for assistance. Bummabumarra — to knock. Bummalbummal — a stick used

as a hammer; a hammer stick. Bammaltial — the risrht hand.

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