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 THE "WIBADHAUI DIALECT.

��TJrumbumarra — to push through

or into. Urung — a bow, a brancli. Urungambirra — to put on (into)

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"Wabba — a ■wild pigeon. AYabban — a spy. [tree.

Wadda — the ashes of a burnt Waddag-gallauna — to talk to- gether, to dispute, to scold. Waddagganna — to be angry ; to

scold, to use bad language ; to

grumble, to be dissatisfied. Waddaguug — a wild rabbit-rat. AVaddanganna — to be angry or

provoked. Waddawadda — the ankle bone ;

an edge ; adj., uneven. Wadyargal — the hinder part of

the back of a fish. Waerawi — any fancy, a dream. "Waggawagga — reeling, like a

drunken man. "VYaggadain — a dancer. Waggai — a little child. "Waggambirra — to play, to dance

about. "Wciggan — a black crow. Waggainia — to dance. Waggara — a spade. "Wagge — a species of ants. Waggura — a crow ; a different

sort from 'wagan.' "Waibar — to the left. "Waibarma — the left hand. AVaiyamarra — to turn over, to

turn round. "Waiyarang — teachable, clever. AYaiyuberai — bent, crooked. AYalauUon — a kind of limestone. AYalbai — cro oke d . AYalbang — thin bark, rind. AA^algar — the projecting bone in

the upper front pare of the

arm ; the collar-bone.

��AYalgawalga— mark's, as on the

trees near a native grave. AYalgun — anything crosswise ;

confusion. AYalgunwalgun — going to and

fro (once crosswise). AYallagai — the bare part of a

tree where the bark has been

stripped off. AYallagagag — not strong, weak. AYallagarra — to strip. [skin." AVallagur — scars burnt on the AYallamaunayalinga — to take

care of till strong ; to train a

child. A\"allan— strong. A\^allanbang — very strong. AYallaubangan — strong, mighty,

possessed of authority. AYallang — a stone. AYallanmarra — to make strong. AYallar — a waterhole in rocks AYallar — -flat, even, smooth. AYallaru — a small kangaroo. AYallawallang — stony. AYalliwalli — crooked ; cf. bargan AYallui or walluigaug — a young

man. AA'alluin — good, well, healthy. AA'allumarra — to be a guardian,

to protect. AYallunmanna — • to sit still as

unwilling to go. AYallun-ginga — to be good. AYallunbuoyarra — to forbid to

tell a thing. AYalgun — ignorant, barbarous. AYamarra — to skin. AA'ambad — a badger. AYambadar — the lights next the

liver. AYambalwamballa-hilly, rugged AYambinga — to support. AVambong — a constellation. AYambuainbang — a duck ; also

the name of a constellation. A\^ambuan — mixture. AYambuanbunmarra — to mix.

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