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Salt (adj.)—Djallam.

Samphire—Mil-yu.

Sand, or Sandy land—Go-yarra.

Sandhills near the coast—Ngobar.

Sandal wood tree; Sandalum Latifolium—Willarăk.

Sandy district—Gongan.

Sanfoin bird; Ophthiamura Albifrons—Yaba wilban.

Satin bird—Kalgong; Wanggima.

Satisfied—Murada.

Save, to—To save the life of any one—Barrang dordak-ănăn.

Saw-dust—N-yetti.

Scab—Djiri.

Scar—Barb-ran.

Scold, to—Gorang.

Scorpion—Karryma; Konak-marh-ra.

Scrape to, the earth—Bian.

Scrape a spear, to point it—Garbăng; Jingan.

Scraped, pointed—Garbel.

Scrapings—N-yetti.

Scratch, to—Djirang.

Scratch, to, up earth—Bian.

Scream, to—Wangă-dan.

Sea—Odern; Mammart.

Sea-breeze—Gulămwin.

Sea-shore—Walbar.

Seaweed—Nula.

Seal, the hair; Phoca—Man-yini.

Search, to, for—Wargatta.

Seasons—The aborigines reckon six in number.

1. Măggoro; June and July—Winter.
2. Jilba; August and September—Spring.
3. Gămbarăng; October and November.
4. Birok; December and January—Summer.

Seasons—

5. Burnuro; February and March—Autumn.
6. Wun-yarăng, or Geran; April and May.

Secret—Ballar; Kopin.

Secrete, to—Ballar ijow; Kopin ijow.

See, to—Djinnăng; N-yăng-ow.

See, to, obscurely—Ngallarar djinnang.

Seed—Nurgo; Kundyl.

Seed vessel of the Banksia—Biytch; Metjo.

Seed vessel of the Eucalyptus, or gum-tree of any sort—Durdip.

Seedling-trees—Balgor.

Semen—Djidji; Bema.

Separate, to, violently—Jeran.

Separated by distance—Băng-al.

Separately—Wallăkwallăk; Kortda

Serious—Ngwidăm.

Set, to, as the sun—Dtabbat.

Set in order—Gwabbănijow; Gwabgwabbanijow.

Seven—Marh-jin bangga-gudjir gudjal.

Shade—Mallo.

Shadow—Malliji.

Shag, a bird; Phalacrocorax—Medi.

Shake, to—Yurang yurang.

Shallow—Danjal; Ngardyt.

Shank—Bandi; Matta.

Share, to, or divide amongst several persons—Wallak-yong-a.

Shark—Mundo; Bugor (Leschenhault dialect).

Shark, species of—Madjit.

Sharp, sharp-edged—Ngoyăng.

Sharp, pointed—Jillăp.

Sharpen, to; to point—Djinganăn; Yijatgur.

Shavings N-yetti.