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 105 Monster, fabulous, of the water—Waugăl. Its supposed shape is that of a huge winged serpent.

More—Ngatti.

Morrow; to-morrow—Binăng; Morh-ragadăk; Morhro-godo; Man-yana.

Mosquito—Nido; Nirrgo.

Moss—Nangatta; N-yula.

Mother—Ngangan.

Mother-in-law—Măn-gat.

Motherless—Nganganbru.

Mouldy—Min-yudo.

Mount, to—Dendang.

Mountain—Katta Murdo or Mordo

Mountain duck—Tadorma; Guraga

Mountaineer, a—Murdong; Murdongăl.

Mourning, to go into—Murh-ro nabbow; Dărdăk năbbow.

Mouse, small burrowing kind, eaten by the natives—Djil-yur.

Mouse, species of—Mardo; Ngulbungar.

Mouse, small species—Măndarda.

Mouse, large, eaten by the natives—Nuji; N-yuti (Upper Swan).

Mouse, small species, supposed to be marsupial—Djirdowin.

Moustaches—Mun-ing.

Mouth—Dta.

Move, to—Murrijo; Ennow; Gulbang; Kolo.

Move, to, slowly along—Yannow.

Much, adj.—Bula; Gnoriuk?

Mucus of the nose—Ngoro.

Mud—Nano.

Mullet fish—Kalkăda; Ngamiler.

Mumbling food—Gulang-in.

Muscle of the body—Ilyn.

Muscle of the thigh—Yoyt.

Muscle, fresh-water—Inbi; Marel.

Mushroom—Yalle.

Musk duck, or steamer—Gatdarra.

Musk, obtained from the male musk duck, being the oil gland of this bird—Burdi.

My—Nganna.

N.

Nails of the hand—Birri; Birrigur.

Naked—Baljarra; Bokabărt; Maggo.

Name—Kole; Quele.

Nape of the neck—Nan-gar.

Narrow—Nulu; Nund-yăng (Upper Swan word).

Navel—Bil-yi; Ngowerit.

Navel-string—Nanna.

Near—Barduk.

Nearer—Yulang.

Neck—Wardo.

Neck, back of—Bodto.

Nectar of flowers—Ngon-yang.

Needlessly—Darrajăn; as Darrajăn wingow, to talk on needlessly or incessantly.

Nephew—My-ur; Gotitkar.

Nest, birds'—Jidamya; Jidakalla; Mănga.

Nest, white ants'—Molytch.

Neutral; connected by blood with two hostile parties, but not implicated in the quarrels of either—Jidyt.

New—Milgar; Yy-inăng.

News—Warda.

Niece—Gămbart.

Night—Kumbardang; Myărdăk; Kattik.

Nipple of the breast—Bibi mulya.

No—Yuada.

Noise—Gurdor.

Noiseless—Daht; Gutiguti.

Noiselessly—Bettikbettik.

Nol-yang—Gallinula; Nolyăng.

Nondescript, a; any indescribable object—Nytbi.

