Miscellaneous papers relating to Aborigines, ca. 1839-1871 - Page 58
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Perth | Sl Gao | ||
Head | Rock La | Koot | koot |
Oof | Toor da | Bort | Bort |
Water | Kung pa | Kurp | Kurp |
Fire | Ral la | Raal | Raal |
Shoulder | Moon Go | Moonk | Moonk |
Toenails | Berare | Peerr | Peerr |
[?] of the sound have a peculiar custom, quality . The affix "Gur" [?] words where it is not met within the 5th dialects
Possible pronouns reformed for, [?] fill pronouns, by the office with, as Bal - he, she, and; Baluk his, hers, or its; [beauff ?] now take place within 2nd for songs? So preface p . 11. But it is not only as a pronoun - office rather [?] gives a possible signifier, it has the same forms in comp [?]; any of these lower cases of changes somehow ? with [rung?] pronouns for Orchid [?]
e.g kala - fire; good-doo, the heart, desire
Kallak - possible fire ; goor-duk - poss the heart
hot - burning desirous of -
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