Page:An Australian language as spoken by the Awabakal.djvu/396

 ��AN AUSTRALIAN LANGUAGE.

��BunbabilUnpja' — to escape ; to

run away when beaten. Bunbaimarranna — to long for,

to wisli for ; to be anxious. Biinbabanirra — to set a running Bunbambirra — to cause to run ;

to roll ; to move a wheel. Bunbangarrimanna — to bustle

about. Buubanna — to run. Bunbananua — to run after. Bunbea — a grasshopper. Bunbinga — to sit down, to rest ;

to be tired ; tired of. Bundalganna — to suspend ; to

be hanging. Bunbun — a locust, grasshopper. Bunburribal — ground; c/.dagun. Bundadillinga — to expectorate

freely. Bundalganna — to lean to one

side. Bundalinga — to hang; to hang

with the hands or arms slung

round something. Bundambirra — to fasten. Bundang — a kind of grub. Bundang — a blackish butterfly. Bundanna — to draw. [freeze. Bundarra — to feel very cold, to Bundi — a war-weapon ; a cudgel

with a thick knob at its end. Bundibanirra — to knock down. Bundibumaria — to cause to fall. Bundibimdinga — to tumble, to

stumble. Bundibundingin — ready to fall;

(of a plan) dangerous, unsafe. Bundilanna — to fall over each

other. Bundiu — the hair-bands hang- ing down the neck. Bundimanibirra — to let fall. Bundinga — to fall. Bungadillinga — to be pleased. Bungain — a gift, a present. Bungalbungal — a broom, any- thing to sweep with.

��Bungambirra — to make smooth

or soften ; to iron ; to sweep. Bungany — the knee. Bungannabanna — to comb the

hair. Bung-arra, -ambirra — to sweep. Bungimarra — to wag the tail. Bungirra — to swing. Bungu — four; many; an inde- finite number. Bungubungu — every thing ; a

great many. Bungul — short; s., a little man. Bungulgal — short. Bunhia — a ' wild-oak' tree. Bunin ; biininganna— to breathe. Bunmabunmarra — to assist. Bunnanua — to burn. Bunnabunnanga — abundance of

food; adj., sumjDtuous. Buu-ngan — made by another. Bunmarra — to make. Buunallanna — to take another

man's wife. Bunnan — ashes. Bunnarra ; imperj"., bunnai — to

take away ; to take back. Bunnebuune, or bungcbuuge —

warm ; oppressively hot winds. Buunidyillinga — to beat. Bunninganna — to breathe. Bunnumeilinga — to go from one

place to another, to remove. Buobarra — to be like the parent. Buoda — a kind of opossum (/!) ;

often used as a nickname. Buogain — an edible root. Buogalbumarra — to drive out. Buogalbuonanna — to return. Buogan-anna, -arra — to follow. Buoganumminga — to be before. Buogarra — to come. Buonung — some grass-seeds. Buorgarra — to pull up. Buowaibannanua — to boil. Buoyabialngidyal — a command,

a law ; betrayal, exposure. Buoyal — a mother-in-law.

�� �