Item 02: Kamilaroi, and other Australian Languages, by Rev. William Ridley, 2nd ed. (Sydney, 1875) - Page 95

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MISCELLANEOUS NOUNS.

5. MISCELLANEOUS NOUNS.

ant-hill ... tānmurrin

basket ... yirmbim

basket (small) ... buƞguƞ, buƞgōm

boat ... kūndu

boat's deck ... kurragutta

boomerang ... barrakadan

boots (feet, belonging to) ... dinnaƞūba

bread-fruit ... tiuƞgūl

bucket ... yuppar

bushes ... kuddal

charcoal ... kūroïn

clay (pipe) ... dūllāƞ

clay (red) ... guiyiƞ

club ... tabbīr

corobbary ... yowar

day ... bīgi

dung ... kudena

dung (man's) ... bāndiko

dung (ox's) ... gunaƞ

dung (dog's) ... duƞgul, dūal

dust ... yārūn

of dust ... yārūntībēr

earth (dry) ... girar, yarun, durrun

evening ... bīgibīrpi

fern ... dūrvin

fig ... ƞōaƞā

fig (little) ... kunnin

fire ... tālu, kuddum, oi kuïyim

grass ... bungil pungil, bōn

grass (long coarse) ... walliwalliƞgarāƞ

grass (similar) ... wugarpin

grass (another variety)  ... tūkkā

grass (rushes) ... yīkibbin

hat (head, belonging to)  ... magulkuba

hilaman (shield) ... kuntan

herb ... kēgirelpin

herb (creeping) ... dām

herb ... muttaƞuntunbin

herb (water-weed) ... yerrā

herb do. ... nambūr

herb (fern-like) ... yūgai

hole ... mīr

leaf (withered) ... wuƞ

light ... kittibilla

light (of candle) ... telƞa

lightning ... tudnagain or tuƞgain or tjil

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