bungan_.
Rejoice _guddhabungan_.
Remember _winungadhunnal_.
Forget _wangganyi_.
Go ahead _muramuddha_.
Turn off _waiambiddya_.
Turn back _ngulungguggi_.
Send _wannamumbia_.
Shake _dyllinga_.
Shine _gudhara_.
Spread _billaima_.
Suck _widyarra_.
Swim _yawidya_.
Taste _nguddha_.
Touch _yude_.
Twist _waiama_.
Rub _nanma_.
Seek _wurrabinya_.
Spit _dyumber_.
Smell _budadha_.
Throw _birrumba_.
Pitch _wannungga_.
Help _yamma_.
Sweat _ngulwai_.
Roast _giwa_.
Whistle _wilbuddha_.
Avenge _dhullaibungando_.
Pretend _or_ lie _yambulyala_.
Kiss _wiumbannhal_.
Vomit _mulama_.
Dance _wuggama_.
Dive _wubunginya_.
Sting _dhni_.
Dream _yeddharmurra_.

Vocabulary of Ngunawal Words.

The following vocabulary contains 290 of the most commonly used words
in the Ngunawal language, with their English equivalents. Every word
has been noted down carefully by myself from the lips of old men and
women in the native camps.

A man _murrin_.
Husband _ma-ung_.
Clever man _muyulung_.
Youth _warrumbul_.
Boy _bubal_.
Elder brother _dyiddyang_.
Younger brother _gugan_.
Elder sister _dhaddung_.
Younger sister _gulwan_.
A woman _bullan_.
Wife _man_.
Girl _mullangan_.
Child (neuter) _gudha_.
Children _gudhaiar_.

THE HUMAN BODY.

Head _guddagang_.
Hair of head _dherrung_.
Eye _migalaity_.
Nose _nyigity_.
Back of neck _nhun_.
Throat _guddity_.
Ear _guri_.
Mouth _dhambir_.
Teeth _yerra_.
Breast, female _ngumminyang_.
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