��AN AUSTRALIAN LANGUAGE.
��Darri — old stumps of grass.
Darrial — a bed.
Darribal — the return of the
' bargau ' when thrown. Darribuu — a queen bee. Darrihmna — to cohabit. Darrawirgal — the name of one of
the native gods ; he lives down
the river ; he sent the small- pox. Darruan — tough. Darrubanna — to leap over. Darrubarra — to rush on and tear
up the ground, as water does. Darruin — a handle. Dawa — very fat. Dawai — the lair of the sorcerer
or of his ' wandong,' q.v. Dawarang — a native dog. Dawin — a hatchet. Dhin — this, that. Dibanua — to hiss, accompanied
with clapping of the hands. Dibbillain — birds. Dibbin — a bird. Dibbindibbin — the hollow part
underneath the breastbone. Dibbong — nails, spikes. Diggal — a fishbone. Diggar — a sneezing. Diggarra — to sneeze. Diggu — the small 'blackwood.' Digiin — top-knot of a cockatoo. Dilbaimananna — to come slyly
upon one. Dilb:ina — to tread softly, to walk
on the toes. Dilgaindilgain— the hair combed. Dilganna — to comb the hair. Dilgar — a splinter of wood. Dihnan — silent, quiet. Dillabirra — to scatter, to sow. Dillabirra — to draw. DilladiUabirra — to throw about,
to cause confusion. Dilladillan-garra— to shake. Dillagar — a native berry -fruit. Dilla;l<jrarra — to shake.
��Dillang — a brother. Dillcdillc — rotten. Uillidilli — small wood. Dillirbunia — /;»/?., smash, dash
against; 2. g'. dillirbunnarrabin Dimbauna — to make a whizzing
noise, as greenwood in the fire. Din — meat, flesh. Din — the inner rind of the 'yam-
magang'; the natives suck it. Dinbain — any sharp and pointed
steel instrument fit to make
native weapons, especially the
' bargan.' Dinbana — to buzz (like flies). Dinbuorin — a native lark. Diudabarra — to take the rough-
ness off, as a carpenter does. Diudadinda — work left rough. Diudar — bald-headed. Diudarra — to bite off, make ill,
as Wandong does. Dindima — the Pleiades. Dincai — a walking stick. Diugandingan — flat, even. Diuganna — to walk with a stick, Dingarra — to sweep, to pull up. Dingelinga — to make smooth. Dingurbarra — to sharpen. Dinmanna — to pick the nose. Dinme — war, battle. Dinmirr — an eyebrow. Dinna — honeycomb, wax. Dinnang — the foot. Dinnawan — an emu. Diragambirra — to raise. Diramadilliuga — to be proud. Diramarra — to sj)eak well of, to
pi'aise. Diran — a mountain or hill. Diranbang — noon; when the sun
is in the zenith. Dirangalbaug — high, exalted ;
entrusted with authority. Diran-garan-garan — many hills
or mountains. Dininua — to rise,likethe dough. Direu-direu g — red.
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