Box 6 Folder 1: Survey forms, lists and correspondence regarding Aboriginal vocabulary, 1893-1902, 1922 - Page 10

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on the west were the Bur Ringi, whose
territory lay along each side of the
Darling and had a different constitution
from the Wirahuri and Wonghibon,
being divided into only two classes
Kilpara and Muk[m?]ara.
           It is more than likely that the
Wonghibon or Wuniebun was joined
on the north east by a tribe which
is described in this issue of "Science" by
Mr F. S. Tully and the name of which
he gives as Mooraha but which it is
Probably was a local name for a sub-
-division of this Wai[lw?]un tribe.

                          Vocabulary
            Woman = [V?]eringa
            Man         =   mai
            Tongue   =   [D]ulee
            Eye          = Mil
             [fish?]      = Cooyah
            Pigweed = Toonga
   Brewarrina      = Clump of myal trees
            Codfish   = Koodu
            No             = Weingi
            Shield      = Murka
            Child         = Boo[r?]i
       Boomerang = Bulka
Mother in Law = Komiyun