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(No. 7.)

VOCABULARY

OF

DIALECTS OF ABORIGINAL TRIBES OF TASMANIA

BY

JOSEPH MILLIGAN F.L.S., &c


English Tribes for Oyster Bay to Pittwater Tribes about Mount Royal, Brune Island, Recherche Bay, and at the South of Tasmania. North-west and Western
Abscess Lieemena Limeté Wallamalé
Absent Malumbo Taggara Wakannara
Abstain Miengpa Parrawé Wannabea Tongh
Abstract (to deduct) Nunamara   

  

  

Accompany Tawé    Tawêlea Mepoila
Acid (taste) No-Wieack Noilee 'Gdulla
Acrid (taste) Peooniack Mené wuttá or mené ruggara   
Add to or put Proloné Poggona nee Wughta Poilabea
Across (to put or place) Prolon-unyeré Wuggara Tungalé Tienenable poingh
Adult man Puggana Minyenna Pallawah Pahlea
Adult woman Lowalla Minyenna Nienaté and Lowanna Noellea
Afraid Tianna Coithyack Tiennawillé Camballeté
Afternoon Kaawutto Nunto-né Kaoonyleah
Aged, (literally rotten-boned) Tinna-triouratick Naggataboyé 'Gnee-mucklé
Agile Menakarowa Narra Warraggara   
Ah! Ah! Mile-né!   
Air Oimunnia Rialannah   
Altogether Nuntyemtick

Mabbylé

  
Aloft Muyanato Crougana Wughata   
Amatory (rakish) Rinnyowalinya Lingana looa renowa   
Anger Miengconnenechana Poiné moonalané   
Angle (crooked like the elbow) wien-powenya Wien and Wienenna   
Ankle Munnaghana Munnawana   
Anoint Yennemee Ruggara   
Another Tabboucack Neggana   
Answer (to) Ouneeprapé Oghnemipé and Oghnerapé   
Ant, blue Pugganeiptietta      
Ant, small black, strong smelling Ouiteitana Moyberry   
Ant, largest black, venemous Tietta Tité   
Ant, red body with black head and tail Nowateita Lalla or Loattera   
Ant-eater (Echidna setosa) Mungyenna Munnyé   

  

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