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16
THE EUAHLAYI TRIBE
Dinewan would take the part of the former rather than the latter.
Amongst the multiplex totems of Bohrah are—
| Goolahwilleel | topknot pigeons |
| Boogoodoogadah | the rain-bird |
| Gilah | pink-breasted parrot |
| Quarrian | yellow and red breasted grey parrot |
| Buln Buln | green parrot |
| Gidgerregah | small green parrot |
| Cocklerina | a rose and yellow crested while cockatoo |
| Youayah | frogs |
| Guiggahboorool | biggest ant-beds |
| Dunnia | wattle tree |
| Mulga | an acacia |
| Gnoel | sandalwood |
| Brigalow | an acacia |
| Yarragerh | north-east wind, same as Dinewan's. |
All clouds, lightning, thunder, and rain that is not blown up by the wind of another totem, belong to Bohrah.
Beewee, brown and yellow Iguana, numerically a very powerful totem, has for multiplex totems—
| Gai-gai | catfish |
| Curreequinquin | butcher-bird |
| Gougourgahgah | laughing-jackass |
| Deenbi | divers |
| Birroo Birroo | sand builders |
| Deegeenboyah | soldier-bird |
| Weedah | bower-bird |
| Mooregoo Mooregoo | black ibis |
| Booloon | white crane |
| Noodulnoodul | whistling ducks |
| Goborrai | stars |
| Gulghureer | pink lizard |
| Goori | pine |
| Talingerh | native fuchsia |
| Guiebet | native passion fruit |
| Boonburr | poison tree |
| Gungooday | stockman's wood |
| Guddeeboondoo | bitter bark |
| Boorgoolbean or Mooloowerh | a shrub with creamy blossoms |
| Yarragerh | spring wind |
| Muddernwurderh | west wind. |
