��AN AUSTRALIAN LANGUAGE.
��Gulgarra — to baric. Gulgog-gulojog — marks or scars,
such as are left by small-pox. G-ulgong — the top of the bead. GulgODg — a little hole, a pit. tGulgong — a ditch or gully; a
gajD in a mountain range. Giilgurringa — to sing with a
low voice, -gulia — like, similar {a i^ostfix) . Gulhi — a net.
Gullabirra — to refuse, reject. Gulladarra — to taste. Gullai — -a crossing-place, bridge. Gullai — netting ; a net bag. Gullaigan — the second. Gullaingain — the second child. Gullaimarra — to net. Gullainau — younger, born later. Gullamarra — to open. Gullamillanna — to be alone. Guilamiuga — to be or pass over,
to delay ; to be detained. Gullamirra — -to seek in vain. Gullu — herb-seeds ground by
the natives to make bread of. Gulluin — distant, far off. Gulluman — a wood for making
a dish ; the dish itself". Gullun— lice. [together.
Gullun yananna — to go away al- Gullung — a native badger. GuUungirrin — lice, fleas ; any
kind of troublesome insect. Gulmain — a younger brother. Gumba — raw, not done enough. Gumba — not ripe, green. Gumba — a native fruit. Gumbadda — metal. Gumbal — a brother. Gumbalang^a kind of seeds. Gumban — a kind of herbage on
which horses and cattle graze. Gumbil — uneven, not straight ;
bunchy, hump-backed. Gumbilbirra— to walk with a
bowing or bent back. Gumbinbirra — to sprinkle.
��Gumbinga — to wash, to bathe. Gumbu — the crown of the head. Gumbugal — honey-dew, found
on the leaves of trees. Giimil — a belt, a girdle. Gummig-gulgong — a thistle. Gummil — thread from opossum
wool. Gun anna — to have the bowels
relieved. Gunargunar— a white butterfly. Gundadeyannallinga — to go or
come from behind. Gundai — behind. Giindai — a ' stringy-bark ' tree. Gundai — a shelter, as when hid
behind something. Gundaibian — the blossom of the
' stringy -bark ' tree. Gundaimadillinga — to shelter
one's self. [tect.
Gundaimarra — to shelter, pro- Gundain — this one ; this way. Gundalla — someone, somebody. Gundiwai — shade. Gunduringa — to give a daughter
away. Gundyar — a fictitious deity that
makes natives die ; he sees
and knows everything. Gungalang — a frog. Gungambirra — to harrow or
plough. Gun-ngang — little streams; i.e.,
traces of small water-courses. Gungan — a running stream. Guggan — a flood. Gungarra — to comb. Guugil — dew. Gu7iguari — a halo, a circle round
the moon. Gungun— a piece of bark that
serves for a dish. Gunnabunbinga — to sit down
tired ; to take rest. Gunnaggunnag — yellow ochre. Gunnaggalong — a long way off,
distant.
�� �
