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 115 Thistle, sow-thistle—Waudarăk.

Thou—Nginni

Thou (interrogatively)—N-yndu; N-yundul.

Three—Warh-rang; Mărdyn. (North dialect) Murtden.

Throat, neck—Wardo.

Through, pierced through—Waugart.

Throw, to—Gwardo; Gwart; Wonnang.

Throw, to, the spear—Gidjigwart.

Throw, to, off—Bil-yan.

Throwing-board for the spear—Miro.

Thrush, grey; Colluricincla—Gudilăng.

Thrush, yellow-bellied; Pachycephala gutturalis—Pidilmidăng.

Thunder—Malgăr.

Thunder, to—Kundarnangur.

Thunder, to sound like—Edabungur.

Thus—Wunnoitch; Wuling.

Tickle, to—Djubodtan.

Tie, tu—Yuttarn; Yudarn.

Timid—Gulumburin.

Tired—Bidibaba.

Tiresome—Karradjul; Yetit yetit.

To-day—Yyi.

Toes, large toe—Ngangan; Jinamamman.

Toes, small—Gulang gara.

Together—Danjo; Indat.

To-morrow—Binăng; Morh-rogodo; Morh-ragadak; Manyana.

Tongue—Dtallăng; Dtakundyl.

Top of anything—Katta.

Topay-Turvy—Mudjărdo.

Tortoise—Bu-yi; Ng-yakyn; Yagyn; Kilung.

Track—Balgang; Kungo.

Track, recent, of an animal—Warda.

Trackless—Tdurtin.

Traveller—A person constantly on the move—Jinnăng-ak.

Tread, to—Gannow.

Tree—Burnu.

Troublesome—Karradjul.

Trowsers—Matta boka.

Truly, or true—Bundo; Karnajil; Karnayul; Minam.

Tuft, ornamental, of emu feathers—Ngalbo; Yănji.

Tuft, ornamental, of cockatoo feathers—Ngower.

Turkey, see Bustard—Bibil-yer; Burabur.

Turn to, or spin anything round—Gorang; Gorang-ănăn.

Turn over, to, for the purpose of examining underneath—Billang djinnăng.

Turtle, sea, long-necked; Chelodinia longicollis—Bu-yi.

Turtle, snake-necked freshwater—Yagyn.

Twilight, evening—Ngallanang.

Twilight, morning—Waullu.

Twirl, to, round—Gorang-ănăn.

Two—Gudjal; Gurdar.

Two, we (dual) Parent and child—Ngala.

Two, we (dual) Brother and sister, or two friends—Ngalli.

Two, we (dual) Husband and wife—Ngannik.

Two, we (dual) Brothers-in-law—Ngannama.

Two, ye (dual) Brother and sister; parent and child—Nubal.

Two, ye (dual) Man and wife—Nubin.

Two, they (dual) Brothers and sisters or friends—Bula.

Two, they (dual) Parent and child; uncle and nephew, or niece—Bulala.