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Youngee - Mallee FowlWeen - lightYarramin - Wild HorseYukee - dingo or wild dogWamboy - KangarooBoree Cabonne - Plenty BoreeNgoorung or Gunyah - houseBudthong - clothes (wearing apparel)Murrie - BlackfellowEnah - lubra (blackgin)Gooin - manWigin - White WomanKargin - BrotherNinigan - SisterMoojeen - MotherBilbeen - FatherNgaroo - honeyBullong - headMil - eyeMilboola - two eyesOother - EarNgoroo - EmuGidjong - BeardMoorootha - mouthJinong - feetMurra - handDthurabungi - Bandy-leggedmoogadthun - Stumpy-tailedCooper - dark leaved boxGurrah - Pine treeUree - NeedlewoodWallong - moneyGiffer - stoneGoombogee - swimWeing - fireBoombie - SmokePio - PipeBeagger - tobaccoJirramajillanyah - boasterKooragun - bullockUnunah - go quicklyNgin Ngin - fly (common)Warrigal - paddockMoojee - maleGiriloo - StarsGewong - moonwiki - meatDthyry - teaThiug - bread
Sentences -1. onoojee nguidoo buddther urunun longa warregalYarramin want it murra - make go down quicklyto the paddock and get my horse.2.Thayala budhong get it nurra! Where did youget your clothes3. Thayala Yennea? Where are you going?
from Thos Smith Warden's Clerk 30/11/99 Yalengrui?
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