Item 02: Kamilaroi, and other Australian Languages, by Rev. William Ridley, 2nd ed. (Sydney, 1875) - Page 35
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MISCELLANEOUS NOUNS.
bark ... tūrā
bark (innerskin) ... bowar
beak (of bird) ... mūrū
beginning ... īlambial
belt (worn with pendants round the waist) ... tubilka
blaze ... turri or ƞalun
boat (canoe) ... kumbīlgal
boomerang ... burran, burrigul, barun, or burunba
boomerang wood ... giddīr
box (tree) ... kulaba or birri
box (white) ... bībil
box (black) ... kūbūrū
branch ... ūgan
branch (main arm) ... durra
[The same word serves for the thigh of a man and the arm of a tree.]
briglow ... būrigul
broom-like shrub on flooded land ... mērir
bucket ... wolbun, burīl, or biƞgui
bush ... kārui
cloth ... baia
cloud ... gundar, yuro
cross ... ƞānbīr
crown ... kābai or būr
currajong (tree, and rope made of it) ... nīmin
darkness ... ƞūrū
day ... yerāldha
daylight ... ƞurran
door ... girinil
down (of sedge) ... munabūdā
dust ... yu
earth ... taon
edge ... nirrin or yiribrai
egg ... kō or kao
end (point) ... ƞūlū, mūrū, or kāburun
end (butt) ... wārun
evening ... būlului
feathers (quills) ... gūndīr
feathers (down) ... wirīl
fire ... wī
flood ... ūgōa or wūkawā
flower ... gūrēn
fog ... gūa
foot ... dinna