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      Wullungbullung Thick Head
      Genangagung Get off about your business
Bugabada Maggots Coacato Calleen Drinking water
Eurabuga Dead maggotty emu Birribungie Comorant
Nyngan Crawfish Dundullimah Place of great hailstones
Girilambone Place of many stars Deerangarbi HIgh red bank
Cobar Red Clay Taree or Tyrie Sexual intercourse
Timbrebongie Breast bone of emu Trangie Quick d[itt]o
Murrawombie one handed blackfellow Moonagie Big waterhole
Tubbo Skin of breast of eagle hawk used as a cap Carney Uncle
Wandawandong Devil-devil Womboin Red kangaroo
Tomingley See! death adder Murraway Grey d[itt]o
Terrabella Heap of rocks Buramugga Whirlwind
Goonoo Excrement Mullion Eagle hawk
Kamileroi Language pf Lachlan R blacks Biribi Pig
Nhailwon Language of Darling R blacks Gouga Iguana
Wungaboom Language of Castlereagh blacks Culle water
Wooradgery Language of Macquarie & Bogan blacks

Uan

WÄ“

Bread

Fire

Bulgandramine Throwing boomerang from the hand Thinga Meat
Bulgan Boomerang Āwā Yes
Euchie - Dingo-Midi
Mirriedah - Mirriegang
Native names for the dog Wangi
Thiānā
No
Come here
Yarraman horse Burri Be quick
Dilladerry blackfellow's spear Dubbo White cover for the head made of white clay obtained on the Macquarie R
Murrabungalgie hard hit on the hand Narromine Honeyman
Eumbunlie Child crying Minore Where
Belowrie White Bogan lily Terramungamine Broken legged man
Wambangalong large mob of grey kangaroos Weemabah Big frost
Cumboogle-Cumbang plenty of white scales on Eucalyptus trees Barbigal little frost
Deran -Goonie Palm growing on mountain Cobborah Head
Yoorooga My Home Belaringar Crawfish in a belar
Buttabone Plenty of buddha trees Meramie Shrimp
Mumblebone Plenty of beefwood trees Cobocco An egg
Marebone Plenty of wind Bong bong dead fruit
Billabong A river Barlong Death
Derribong Grey headed man Gnaroo Wood duck
Gilgandra Making water whilst walking along Tharaweerong Feel
           
           
           

  

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