��AN AUSTRALIAN LANGUAGE.
��Graml)U]ij2;ang — thin, little, small Game — to seduce; s., stronj]; vo- luptuous des^ires and practices Gamma — a kind of spear. Gammagamma — a kind of bird. Gammandi — a pillow. Gammanp; — unwiilino; to work ;
lazy; sticking fast, as bark
when not strippinjj; well. Gammar — a storm, a tempest. Gammarra — to awaken. Gammayan — from behind. Gananna — to burn, to smoke. Ganarra — to smoke, as when
the smoke descends. Ganaurda — fainting, exhausted. Ganbanna — to wipe ; rf. murru. Ganbauna — to blot out. Ganda — the bend of the leg
under the knee. Gandaiwarra — to grow long. Gandalgandal — to be of unequal
length ; unlike. Gandalmambirra — to drive a
spear through, to cut through. Gaudamai — hard, difficult. Gandarra — to pass by. Gandarra — to push or roll along
the ground. Gandiaggulaug — a mountain. Gangan — surface, top. Gangar — a s])ider. Ganggar — a little shadow ; the
small thread of a spider's web. Ganginmarra — to tell a lie. Gangul — sloping, steep. tGani — a tree on fire. Ganna— to bring, to carry. Ganna — the shoulder. Gannabarra — to carry on the
shoulder ; also, gannabunna. Gannagallanbial — shoulder, all
over the shoulder. Gannai — a woman's stick. Gannalduringa — to burn a hole
into a tree so as to drive out
the opossum. Gannal-birra, -dirra — to burn.
��Gannambang — the palm of the hand ; the sole of the foot.
Gannambaldain — one that is in- trusive, troublesome.
Gannambarra —to do the work for another.
Gannang — warm.
Gannanna — to burn.
Gannandu — near, at hand.
Gannardang — very hungry.
Gannawardarra — to want food, to feel hungry.
Ganne — a particle ; I suppose.
Gannung — the liver.
Gannur — the red kangaroo.
Ganur — a kind of ' kangaroo- rat.'
Garabuoangarra-to have abun- dance of water.
Garai — stern, grave in aspect.
Garrmdarra — to eat forbidden food.
Garang — liberal, generous.
Garba — the waist.
Garban gandu — stout, large.
Gardagarda — having cramp in the limbs, stiff.
Gardar — stiff, as in death.
Gargumarra — t o embrace.
Garibawallanna— to run over.
Gariwan — a black wood, much used for making weapons.
Gariwang — a cold east wind.
Garngan — very strong.
Garwal — withered.
-garra — to be ; a postfix.
Garra — to cough.
Garrabaral — very thirsty.
Garrage — another, not the one intended.
Garrage — yes. it is so !
Garraigal — palm of the hand.
Garrain — raw, underdone.
Garrainjang — a survivor, in re- ference to another brother.
Garraiwarra — to seek, look out.
Garraiyarra — to slander ; to speak ill of any one.
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