Box 1/Folder 2/Item 2: German vocabulary of native tribes, North East South Australia,ca. 1898-1932 - Page 9

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Transcription

                                     D.

  

  

(dantjodantjomona ,) wohlwollend gü
                                                                                   tig sein ;
  dapa ,   witi               die   Wunde ;
                           witi-widinta
  daparina ,                   verwundet sein ;
                           palumanta
   daripana ,                 aus fegen - kehren ;
                                   kantju dankata
     dartaru nomana ,         warten ;
                                   dauanta
     dauana ,                               Stille gebieten ;

     diriwa ,               Osten ;

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