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 117 Wattle bird; Anthochæra Lewinii—Djăng-găng.

Wattle tree—Galyăng.

Wandunu, A species of insect—Wandunu.

Wave of the sea—Ngy ănga.

Way, a path—Bidi; Kungo.

Way, this way—Wunno.

We—Ngannil; Ngalata; Ngillel.

We two (dual) between husband ane wife—Ngarmik.

We two (dual) between parent and child—Ngalla.

We two (dual) brother and sister, or two friends—Ngalli.

We two (dual) brothers-in-law—Ngannăma.

Weak—Babba; Bidibabba.

Wear, to, or carry on the back—Wandăng.

Weasel; colonially, native cat—Dasyurus Maugei; Barrajit.

Weather, fine, sunny—Monak.

Weather, clear, calm—Budulu.

Weighty—Gumbar; Gundipgundip; Botal-yăng; Kandal-yang Banyadak.

Well, good—Gwabba.

Well in health—Wan-gen.

Well recovered from sickness—Barr-ab-ara; Dordak.

Well, of water, native—Gnura.

Well-behaved—Karra gwabba.

West—Urdal; Winnagăl (Mountain dialect).

Wet—Bal-yan; Yalyet; Yalyuret.

Whale, a—Mimang-a.

What—Nait; yan.

Where—Winjalla; Winji.

Wherefore—Naitjăk.

Whinstone, species of—Gagalyang Kadjor.

Whirl, to, round—Gorangănan.

Whirlwind—Wărh-răl.; Monno.

Whistle, to—Wardyl.

White—Wilban; Dalbăda; Djidal Djundal.

White of an egg—Mammăngo.

Whither—Winji.

Who—Ngan; Nganni; Ngando; Indi.

Who will?—Ngandul.

Whole—Mundang; Băndăng.

Whose—Ngannong, Enung.

Why—Naitjak.

Wide—Găbbar.

Widow—Yinăng.

Widower—Yinăng.

Wife—Kardo.

Wild, desolate—Battardal.

Will you?—N-yundu; N-yundul.

Wiiyu—Œdienemus longipennis; Wilyu.

Wind—Mar.

Wind, north—Birunna.

Wind, north-west—Durga; Dtallăjar.

Wind, south—Wiriti.

Wind, south-east—Win-it; Dyedik.

Wind, south-west—Karring.

Wind, east—Nandat; Nangalar.

Wind, west—Durga.

Wind, sea-breeze—Gulamwin.

Wind, land wind—Nandat.

Windpipe—Dtagăt; Mungurdur.

Wing—Kănba.

Wing, outer pinion of—Jili.

Wink, to—Butăk-butăk.

Winter—Măggoro.

Witchcraft—Boyl-ya.

Withered, dried up; applied to wood or animals when dead—Mandju.

Withered; applied to leaves—Derer.

Within—Bura.