THE WIEADnAEI DIALECT.
��Yabbaibaug — voluptuous.
Tabbaiu — a prize for which two or more contest.
Tabbang — behind.
Yabbang — vestiges ; a footpath.
Tadarra — to be too narrow.
Taddaug — well, right; because.
Taddar — a dream.
Tadillinga — to be ready to go.
Taddu — I -jfor ngaddu.
Taggailia — a term of reproach.
Yaggar — an edible lettuce-lilie grass eaten by the natives.
Yaiu — that way ! so !
Yaindyibul — all round.
Yaingalmallabul — that's all.
Yaiugalman — so many; the per- son showiag the number with the hands.
Yaingambirra — to assist.
Yaingayaiugarra — ^to help.
Yalie ! — exclamation of pain.
Yala — that way !
Yalaiyarrhagillaana — to speak well of one, to praise.
Yalbillinga — to speak when bid- den; to learn.
Yalduringa — to confess.
Yalgar — hard, dried up.
Yalgarbunbirra — to make dry.
Yalgu — dry ; s., a leafless tree.
Yallabal — generous always ; liberal.
Yallabarra (birrhaga) — to carry on the back.
Yalu — yes, that will do !
Yalladanna — to scold.
Yallai-yallai — a flap ; hanging down, like a dog's ears.
Yallalinga — to speak again.
Yallanna — to speak to one an- other ; to scold each other.
Yallaradang — gum oozing from trees.
Yallaraingarra — to let go down.
Yallaranna — to hiss, as a snake.
Yallar-anna, -ambirra — to fall down headlong ; to let down.
��Yalle — the soft part between
the rib and hip. Yallul — always. Yalmambirra — to teach. Yama — interrop., as much as ;
joined to pronouns. Yamaiamaldain— a helper. Yamandirra — to carry fire. Yambadarra — to shrink from. Yambinya — to stay or live with,
as a man with a woman. Yambiyambidyal — one that can
get no husband, an old maid. Yambiyambiuga — to imitate, to
do like another. Yambiyambinga — to help, assist. Yambuan — any or every thing. Yambul — nothing, nonsense, a
lie, mere talk. Yambul garram bin — anything
that roams about, but is not
seen. [pear' tree.
Yamma ; yammagang — the ' wild Yammadain — a companion. Yammadi — a dog ; Jiff., a sen- sualist. Yammaiamarra — to help, assist. Yammanna — ^to go along with. Yamoa — why ? what for ? Yanbarra — to exchange wives. Yandammulla — the name of one
of the two wives of Baiamai. Yandandu — if, v/hen. Yandambullau — Darrawirgal's
partner. Yandaugarang — a false beard,
a mask. Yandarra — to mess together. Yandayanbarra — to eat for the
sake of company. Yandiandirra — to laugh after
another. Yandu — -yet, at that time, then. Yandul— now, at the present. Yandulabul — at one and the
same tiune. Yandyima — all over, all round. Yaugan — common property.
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