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 THE WIEADnARI DIALECT.

��Buoyarra — to bid or advise ; to to tell to do ; to instigate.

Burai^ — a child, a boy.

Biiralgaiig — a large native bird called Native's Companion.

Burambabirra — to divide, to dis- tribute, [arms.

Burambirra — to stretch out the

Burambungambirra — to be dry ; trans., to make dry.

Burambunganna — to get dry.

Buramburambang — very dry.

Buran — a tendril ; v., to twine.

Burang — drought.

Burang — -dry branches or leaves.

Burbandiganna — to initiate the young men o£ the tribe.

Burbang — round; a round heap, a circle.

Burbirra — to beat the time and sing, like the women beating on their l)undled cloaks.

Burbirra — to do carpenterwork.

Burbirra — to scrape, to scratch ; to smooth ; make smooth, as the carpenter does the wood.

Burddn — large, wide.

Burguin — a hatchet, tomahawk.

Burguinmudil — -a blacksmith.

Burimbirra — to empty, to wring out, drink all.

Burrabanna — to make one ill, as AVandong does ; to be ill ; to have a swelling. [fire.

Burrabannalbirra — to light a

Burraburrabana — to have sores or wounds. [wounds.

Burraburrabul — full of sores or

Burraddar — the pine tree.

Burradirra — to cut down.

Burragambirra — to knockdown.

Burragallanna — to leap all to- gether in play.

Burrain — a fragment.

Burral — a bed.

Burramagaug — the shoulders, together with the upper part of the back.

��Biirrambal — a native game of jumping over the rope.

Burrambian — a term applied to the god Baiamai, q.v.

Burrambin — a term first applied to white people by the blacks.

Burrambin — eternal.

Burrambinga — to be eternal.

Burramarra — to loosen or take off. [in a row.

Burrar — a row ; a line of things

Burrawi — a tree on fire.

Burrawirra — to set fire to a tree.

Burre — breaking wind.

Burrigal — a kind of wood.

Burrimal — a fly.

Burru — bottom ; the testicles.

Burrua-rra — to make a stir with the feet ; to fly, as dust.

Burrubinga — to jump, to leap.

Burrubialhiga — to jump again.

Burrudarra — the dim appear- ance of a distant object.

Burruganna — to rub against, to touch.

Burrugurra — a tuberous plant.

Burrumbal — round, like a globe.

Burrunbi — inside.

Burundang — dark, very dark,

Burrundi — black (inside).

Burrunmarra — to pick, choose.

Burruira — the sap of the ' apple- tree.'

Burrurgian — a large black bird.

Burrunganna — to thunder.

Buyabarra — to give oi'ders.

Buyabialdain — one who gives or- ders, a commandant, a magis- trate, a governor.

Buyabianna — to speak good of; to praise, flatter ; to j^Iease.

Buyabiyarra — to give orders.

Buyamaldain — a beggar.

Buyamanna — to beg, to pray.

Buyamarra — to beg.

Biiyu — the thigh, the leg.

Buyuma — the foot of a hill.

Buyuwari — long-legged.

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