LANGUAGE.
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| Aboriginal. |
English. |
Aboriginal. |
English. |
| Gama | large wallaby. | Nganwe | sun. |
| Gni | little. | Nganwe | light. |
| Gatyiwee | come down. | Ngatlye | greedy. |
| Galla-galla goock | old woman. | Nga | yes. |
| Galick | there. | Nganiyoock | husband. |
| Gimpa | here. | Nga-paranginon | yes, I am tired. |
| Ginga leerrmedel | in the camp. | Ngyee | words. |
| Gilla | she. | Ngang gimpa | to dwell here. |
| Goolk | blood. | Ngack | hail. |
| Gotyoock | rock, stone. | Ngarya | she-oak tree. |
| Goorrack | sand. | Ngarrang | to like much. |
| Goottyill | dew. | Ngatoock | a piece. |
| Geera | leaf. | Ngacka | to immerse. |
| Gaalk | tree. | Ngatpan | no. |
| Gimpa mya | about here. | Ngoorra willang | rain clouds. |
| Get mampa ginga | perhaps it is here. | Ngan goott | first. |
| Gampanyoock | deep. | Ngango | how. |
| Gayoowaa | stiff. | Ngango pory? | How many? |
| Gaal poongy non | I break through. | Nganwee | day. |
| Ginio | that. | Ngo gett | well. |
| Gam piplang | beautiful. | Nga ngy ring? | what? |
| Gy ga galack gimpa | his own. | Ngun win | at that time. |
| Gingma | this. | Ngoly | this one. |
| Gangeck | for me. | Ngango | beginning. |
| Gally tyerriwat | question. | Ngaan | place. |
| Gromack | answer. | Ngatta | afraid. |
| Gio? | where? | Ngill pa it | thin. |
| Giang | they. | Ngang-ngang inong | I forget. |
| Gampa | shall. | Nganga gimpa? | how is it? |
| Ginia | certain. | Ngangonong | I see. |
| Gaalk | tree. | Ngatpan | no. |
| Gorack | ours. | Nganginontong | we see. |
| Gam ma | to take upon. | Ngalloock-ngalloock tya | large bushes. |
| Gi-y-nang | vain. | Ngaak | shade. |
| Galpa weyoong | to understand. | Ngallenyoock | enemy. |
| Gaalgoock | handle. | Ngattya | the evil spirit or devil. |
| Goolyee | good-natured. | Kattyoong | water. |
| Goort goroock | peaceable. | Kaoppala | to drink. |
| Goorrongy! | listen! hear! | Kalky pan yoong | white clay. |
| Gattye | warm. | Katgoorria | not willing. |
| Gattye wa | hot summer. | Kooya | thoroughly. |
| Gaalpawya | to rend or split. | Kiah | one. |
| Gaanpap | thick. | Kooyoo watt | sorrowful. |
| Gaalkwill | rush. | Koolloollum | proud. |
| Goallia | angry. | Lyeh | tooth. |
| Goolliar? | are you angry? | Lanangorook | single woman. |
| Goollinong | I am angry. | Larundel | camp. |
| Gooroock gooroock | the clouds are red. | Lit | top, point. |
| moran | Littia | sharp. | |
| Galpunga | to break. | Liroock | woman. |
| Gimpan ma | explain yourself. | Limoock timoock | heritage. |
| Gia-gia you wanyoock | he cries. | Lou wee ying | all done, finished. |
| Gina ngayack | on one side. | Loud yo wa bopoop | the little boy cries. |
| Ngary | duck. | Loom | small wood brushes. |
| Nganye | whiskers. | Larpelaan | noise. |
