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LANGUAGE.
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RIVER MURRAY.
English. Tangambalanga,
(Kiewa River),
Upper Murray.
Barnawartha,
(Indigo Creek),
Upper Murray.
Echuca,
Junction of Campaspe
and Murray.
Gunbower,
Near Mount Hope,
River Murray.
Night Tooma Burandong Bona Boorin
Day Koonda Erah Wongda Karook
Fire Kurraw Wanga Bickya Wannup
Earth Merre Towarah Wokka Churr
Stone Poongah Willong Eeoga Larr
Tree Wondah Wonder Tainya Beeal
Wood Tau-wa Kegel Mootta Beeal
Snake Tueyon Thoro Kona Goornwill
Eagle Warrimoo Weramu Hwammery Wirbill
Crow Berontha Wargon Warkil Waa
Kangaroo Boodgoo Murray Kyemery Cooray
English. Kulkyne,
Lower Murray.
Tyntyndyer,
Lower Murray.
Mildura,
Lower Murray.
Yelta,
Junction of the
Darling and Murray.
Man Wotungi Wortongie Wir Maa-lee
Woman Lio Liour Coormnp Nongo
Father Maami Mamie Bait Kambia
Mother Paapie Baboo Acka Naamagh
Head Durut-hoopi Poorp Turt Therto, Kokoro
Hair Kiut-carangie Gneningin Moor-il Boorlkee
Eye Mai Mirnoo Me Maykee
Ear Mural-wimpoli Wirumpoolen Mural Uree
Mouth Dhuck-chapie Woorinen Turk Yelka
Tongue Maat Tchilinen Maita Therlinya
Teeth Ruruc-leang Leangin Rurck Nandee
Hand Wuin Murnungin Wina Mambanna, Mera
Finger Munangi Ak-a-quim Merra
Foot Jahu Chinangin Thina Thinna
Blood Kuroc Jinka jinka Coorook Kandara
Bone Beagim Calwe By-imp Pina
Sun Nung Nowie Nunk Yhnk-ko
Moon Bait Meatian Pyte Pytoa
Star Narre-bil Toort Boul Boorlee
Night Biangri Tolkine-nowie Wangry Ton-kon-ko
Day Beianung Keely-nowie Bay-a-nauk Minki
Fire Neic-wunapi Wanup Mick Nan-day-lee, Koon-ega
Earth Teangi Tungie Nat-ya Merndi
Stone Kotabi Muckie Thank Yerndaj
Tree Bullot-bullandi Boorongie Burnell Yarra
Wood Leitpar Boup Yarra
Snake Karnie Cannie Thoke Tooroo
Eagle Maundil Perrit-perrit Maw-an-dil Bilyarra
Crow Waak Wangie Walk Waukoo
Kangaroo Bulukone-quangi Koorangie Bu-lu-cool Bool-oolye


The words in the foregoing tables illustrate the language spoken by the tribes inhabiting the banks of the River Murray. The first place named—