Box 4 Folder 5: New South Wales place names, 1899-1903 - Page 3

Name of Place	Meaning or Reason Why it was Given
Kimbrikite (Kimbriki)	Having Kimbril- a grasslike water weed growing in Rivers	(The termination bakh signifies that it is the name of a tree - beet is the plural or a clump of trees and ite - or ithe - having)
Crokite (Croki)	Having Bull[t]rout fish
Taree	From 'Tareebil - the fruit of the rough leaved Fig
Cookunibakh	One Fig tree
Cookumbot	A clump of Fig trees
Kundibakh	Apple tree
Coundigite	Having Ferns
Copinghite	Having honey
Kooringhite	Having skins
Boreembeet (Brinibin)	A clump of Stringy Bark
Marlee	the name of a tree ( I do not know any other name for it)
Coolong Coolongite (Coolongolook)	Having bats
Wang Wauk	Flying Fox
Bungwahl	Fern used by Blacks as food
Yankinghite (Woodside)	Having Reeds
Burrill	Yellow
Buckut (Gloucester Buckets)	A Stone
Bucklebah	Abo[u]nding in Brown Snakes
Karrak	Spittle
Buckawackah	To crawl on your hands and knees
Moto	Black Snake
Tirile	A Tick
Bummingite	Having Leaches
Killawarrie (ball?]	Forest Oak
Bootawho (Bootawak)	Water rat

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