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 118 Without, wanting anything—Bru; as Boka bru, without a cloak.

Wittingly—Băndăk.

Wive, to; steal a wife—Kardo barrang.

Wizard—Boyl-ya-gadăk.

Woman—Yago.

Woman, unmarried, or one who has attained the age of puberty—Kung-gur.

Woman who has not had children—Măndigăra.

Woman who has had children—Yulang-idi; Yulang ăra.

Womb—Dumbu.

Wonder, to—Wundun.

Wood—burnu.

Wood, well seasoned—Mandju.

Wooded, covered with trees—Mandon.

Word—Warryn.

Worms bred in sores—Ninat.

Worms, intestinal—Ninat.

Worn out—Windo; Windang.

Wound, to—Ngattăng.

Wounded badly—Birrga; Bilo băngga.

Wounded mortally—Kalla dtan naga.

Wren, emu; Stipiturus Malachurus—Jirjil-ya.

Wren, ash-coloured; Georygone culicivorus?—Warrylbărdăng.

Wren, short-billed; Gerygone brevirostris—Giaterbăt.

Wren, brown-tailed; Acanthiza Tiemenensis—Djulbidjulbăng.

Wren, yellow-tailed; Acanthiza Chrysorrhœa—Jida.

Wrist—Mardyl.

Wrong, wrongly—Barra.

X.

Xanthorrhæa; colonially, grass-tree or black boy.

Xanthorrhæa arborea—Balga.

Xanthorrhæa arborea, species of—Băllăk; Galgoyl; Yăngo; Tdudtin.

Xanthorrhæa arborea, tough-topped—Barro.

Xanthorrhæa arborea, underground—Burărăp; Mimidi.

Xanthorrhæa, leaves of—Mindar.

Xanthorrhæa, stem of the flower—Waljăp.

Y

Yawn, to—Dtawăng.

Ye—Nyurang.

Ye two, brother and sister, parent and child—Nyubal.

Ye two, man and wife—Nyubin.

Yellow—Yundo.

Yellow, bright yellow—Kallăma.

Yellow, dark yellow—Ngilat

Yes—I-i ; projecting the chin forward, and keeping the mouth nearly shut, when uttering this guttural sound—Kwa; Ky; Koa; Kya.

Yesterday—Marh-rok.

Yet—Yalga.

Yolk of an egg—Natdjing.

You—N-yurang.

You will—N-yundu; N-yundul.

Young—Yyinăng.

Young of anything—Nuba; Nopyn (Mountain word).

Younger (middle) sister—Kowat.

Younger (middle) brother—Kardijit; Kardang.

Yours—Ngunallăng; N-yurangăk; N-yunalak.

Youth, young man—Gulambiddi.

Z.

Zamia tree; Encephalartos Spiralis—Djiriji.

