THE WIEADnAEI DI.LLECT.
��Dironbirong — the red streams
of clouds ill the evening; adj.,
red, said of white men. Dirradambiuga — to di'ess the
hair. Dirradirrawarra — to shoot up
like mushrooms. Dirradirrawauua — an herb. Dirragarra — to dig deep. Dirraggalbang — haughty ; also
dirangal-bang. Dirraibaug — a brother. Dirraiawanna — to get up. Dirrainamgarra — to disarrange ;
to move about everything in
seeking for a thing. Dirral — a little bird. Dirramai — an edible herb. Dirramananna — to boil over. Dirramarra — to the left. Dirramarra — to lift, to take off,
to lift off (as from the fire) . Dirrangal — one that is superior
to work ; a lazy gentleman. Dirrawan — uneven, cdumsy. Dirri — grey hair. Dirribang — an old man. Dirridirri — a little bird. Dirrige — gorse ; a prickly and
stinging stuff inside the native
' munga,' q.v. Dirril — a bulrush. Dirrinau — an edible plant. Dirru — a 'kangaroo-rat.' Diwil — any collection of small
particles ; as sawdust, siftings. Diwingil — a spark. Diyan — soft, loose. Dombar— the mist that precedes
rain; the sight of rain far off. tDombock — sheep. Don — tail {eiiam sig. penis). Dondo-mirin-mirinmal — a snail. Dondu — a swan. Duaduamirra — to have fancies;
to be delirious, talk nonsense. Duambian — a little plant with
a pink flower, and edible root.
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��Dubbi — a grub with wings ; a
butterfly. Dubbu — a kind of frog or toad. Dubo — a net caj). Duddarra — to suck. Duddu — the female breast ; as
a call to infants. Dudduwarranna — to rush down,
as water. Duganna — to draw water. Duggeillinga — to fetch for an- other. Duggin — shade. Dugginga — to hang (like fruits
on the tree). Dugguaibalbinga — to be on a
dying bed ; beyond recovery. D ugguaibul - altogether, wholly. Dugguarra — to overtake. Duggumbirra — to be not greedy,
generous. Duggumi — glad, fond of. Dugguwai-buoannr* — to come
back ; to reach home. Dugguwarra — to overtake. Duguinbirra — to give always, to
give freely, to be generous. Dulba — a drop. Dulbagal — a monstrous birth. Dulbaganbirra — to crack. Dulbamanna- — to drop. Dulbibalganna — to hang down
the head. Dulbibannirra — to bow down ;
to turn upside down ; to be
reclined. Dulbinbirra — to lie prone on the
belly. Dulbinga — to bend low ; to wor- ship, [bends. Dulbunbunmaldain — one that Dulbuubunmarra — to bend, bow Dullaidullai — staggering from
exhaustion. Dullar — a red bird. Dullin — a kind of lizard. Dullondullong — sinking, er-
hausted, ready to tumble.
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