2nd " You _Ngut_ Yours _Nguteuk_.
3rd " They _Malugulik_ THeirs _Ngugaty-guligaty_.

_Interrogatives_.--Who, _winyar?_ (singular)--_winyarbula_ (dual) and
_winyartukuli_ (plural). What, _nganyu?_ which also has a dual and
plural form.

_Demonstratives_.--This, _ginga_, which has a dual and plural suffix.
_Malu_, that; _kila_, that near you. _Munya_, that farther away.
_Kigety_, belonging to that. _Kigety-bulugety_, belonging to those
two. _Kigety-guligety_, belonging to all those.

_Verbs_.

Verbs have the same tenses and moods as those of the Wiradyuri, as
will be demonstrated in the conjugation of the verb "to beat." In the
Burreba-burreba verb there are, however, no regular modifications of
the past and future tenses, such meanings being expressed by separate
words.

_Active Voice_--_Indicative Mood_.

_Present Tense_.

1st Person I beat _Ngaty tyilba_.
2nd " Thou beatest _Ngin tyilba_.
3rd " He beats _Malu tyilba_.

_Past Tense_.

1st Person I beat _Ngaty tyilbin_.

_Future Tense_.

1st Person I will beat _Ngaty tyilben_.

_Imperative Mood_.

Beat, _tyilbak_. Beat not, _burreba tyilbak_.

_Conditional Mood_.

Perhaps I will beat, _Ngaty tyilben mumbun_.

In all the foregoing examples, the remaining persons and numbers of
the verb can be supplied by the table of pronouns.

_Middle Voice_--_Indicative Mood_.

_Present Tense_.

Singular. I am beating myself. _Tyilbanyungbenggat_.

The conjugation can be continued through all the moods, tenses, etc.,
the same as in the indicative mood.

_Reciprocal_.

We two (incl.) are beating each other, _Tyilptyerrungal_.
We all (incl.) are beating each other, _Tyilptyerrungungur_.

There are forms for all the persons and tenses.

_Adverbs_.

Yes, _ngungui_. No, _burreba_. To-day, _gillaty_. To-morrow, _perbur_.
Yesterday, _dyelli-dyellik_. By and bye, _gillandam_. Some time ago,
_gillenadya_. Long ago, _yagaluk-wanda_. Where, _windyella_?
(singular); _windyellaubul?_ (dual); _windyellat?_ (plural). How many,
_nyabur?_ Here, _kingga_. There, _nyua_.

_Numerals_.

One, _kaiapmin_. Two, _buletya_.

Initiation Ceremonies and Marriage Laws.

The initiation ceremonies of the Burreba-burreba are the same in all
essential respects as those of the Wiradyuri tribes, which I have
described in detail elsewhere.[10] The social organisation is also
similar to the Wiradyuri, compri