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 THE WIRADHAEI DIALECT.

��Garran — a little hook to take

out grubs "with. G-arran — horn. Garrang — the gum of the pine

tree, used for binding spears. Garrangarran — a thorn. Garro — a marsh. [cut.

Garrumarra — to break down, to Garrunmanna — to slip, to slip

out of the hands. Gaumaran — an emu. Gaunang — moonlight. Gaundirra — to call ; to appoint. Gaurandu — a green beetle. Gaurei — the down of birds. Gawa — continued a long time. Gawai — come here ! Gawaimbanna — to welcome, to

tell to come. Gawal — a plat, a valley Gawalla — a road. Gawalma — sloping, not steep. Giiwan — white ; a white man. Gawang — a fit ; apoplexy. Gawan-gawang— stupid, foolish. Gawier — a hut, a house. Gawimarra — to gather, pick up. Gawir — podex ; cf. muggun. Gayamian — foam, saliva. Gayamian — any tliick kind of

fluid, as paste ; adj., sticky. Gayang — gristle. Gayir — a bad smell, as of flesli

when tainted. Gayuwal— after a long time. Gedur- — a kind of wood. Gial — shame ; adj., ashamed. Gialang — saliva. Gialdain — onethat is frightened,

a coward. Gialdungiaya — ''o be ashamed. Gialgigijiilinga — to be ashamed

of one's self. Gialmambirra — to frighten. Gialombuolin — saliva. Gialong — a suffix to name of a

native tribe ; as. Dubo-gialog,

the ' Dubbo tribe.'

��Gialwambirra — to threaten. Gialwarra — to be chaste. Giandadelang — an escape. Giarra-^to be afraid. Gibainbirra — to barter, to buy,

to exchange. Gibba — a white crystal which,

as the natives believe, comes

from AVandong, who puts it

in their body to make them ill. Gibban orgibbain — retribution,

revenge. Gibannirra — to punish. Gibbir — man. Gibbirbang — mankind. Gibbirgin — the Pleiades. Gidya — a little tree. Gidyaggijang — a kind of crane. Gidyang — hair of animals, wool. Gidyanguor — outside; the hairy

side of the opossum skin. Gidyar — a kind of lobster. Gidyauruin — very much afraid,

overcome with fear. Gidyubarra — to tickle. Gidyumbang — skin very hairy. Gien — an adulterer, adulteress ;

a run-away wife. Gienge — the thin skin cast off

by snakes. Gige — eaten enough. Giggal — an itching disease. Gil— gall.

Gilgaldain — a nurse. Gilgarra — to nurse. Gilgil — a species of butterfly. Gilgin — arm-pit; the hair under

the arm ; the fins of fish. Gilinga — to make water. Gilluban — to poke the fire. Gillubarra — to pick or get out,

as the marrow from bones. Gillun — sharp-edged. Gillunbang — sharp-pointed. Gillungillun — a dangerous place

to pass. Gimang — a ' kangaroo-rat.' Gimarra — to milk.

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