Item 02: Kamilaroi, and other Australian Languages, by Rev. William Ridley, 2nd ed. (Sydney, 1875) - Page 78
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DIPPIL.
shell fish ... wuruƞ
shell (oyster) ... dībir
shark ... kūlloï
snake (black) ... mūllū
snake (black deadly) ... murrigīr
snake (carpet) ... wuƞƞai
snake (whip) ... wirrāwā
deaf adder ... mūnulgum
stingaree (fish) ... winwabā
swan ... nirriƞ
tarantula ... thīwa
turkey buzzard ... wagun
turtle ... mēbīr
3. MISCELLANEOUS.
apple-tree, a species of gum ... yūlayūlo or pōpa
axe ... muyim
axe (of stone) ... yemar-yemar
axe-handle ... womboi
beginning ... uriunkin
boat ... kumba
blossom ... nerida
basket ... wām, wārum
bark ... kumba
box-tree ... muƞgamungara
branch ... derāƞ
bucket ... pī
bread-fruit ... winnum
boomerang ... bērkan
cloak ... hella
clothes ... bumbīr
cloud ... mirrin
coast ... bukkān
creek ... durraƞ
(See thigh and arm of tree in Dippil and in Kamilaroi.)
egg ... bām
end ... tōm
end (point) ... muūūr
end (butt) ... turbai
enmity ... winderu
fire ... gīrā
fig ... kāburā or bīmēr
flat (plain) ... bīru
ground ... daoër
grease ... mārūn
gum (flooded) ... yerra