Appendix:Proto-Gunwinyguan reconstructions
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Proto-Gunwinyguan reconstructions:[1]
Harvey (2003)
[edit]Phonology
[edit]labial | alveolar | retroflex | laminal | palatal | velar | glottal | |
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lenis stop | b | d | rt | th | j | g | q |
nasal | m | n | rn | ny | ng | ||
lateral | l | rl | |||||
tap/trill | rr | ||||||
approximant | w | r | y |
front | central | back | |
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high | i | u | |
mid | e | o | |
low | a |
List
[edit]No. | Gloss | Proto-Gunwinyguan |
---|---|---|
1 | conjunction | *ca |
2 | Grevillea pteridifolia | *caca ~ *yacca |
3 | to smoke (tr) | *ca(p)pul- |
4 | palm sp. | *cacak |
5 | ant sp. | *cak |
6 | yamstick | *cakkaq |
7 | left hand | *cakku |
8 | gudgeon sp. | *cakorlk |
9 | tree-dwelling plant sp. | *calamarti(ny) |
10 | centipede | *calarr |
11 | yam sp. | *calma |
12 | spinifex | *calng |
13 | clapsticks | *camarlak |
14 | constellation | *camarlarra |
15 | belongings of the dead | *-camo |
16 | billycan | *campakkaq |
17 | ground oven | *camparl |
18 | death adder | *campVn/rn |
19 | small kangaroo | *camunpuk |
20 | yam sp. | *canak |
21 | goanna sp. | *canay |
22 | throat, chin, jaw | *-cangarak |
23 | slingshot | *cangay |
24 | to hunt | *cang-ka- |
25 | plural/collective; really (intensifier) | *-cangki |
26 | frill-necked lizard | *cangkurr |
27 | palm sp. | *cantac |
28 | to lie/sit knees up | *cap- |
29 | to stab | *cap- |
30 | wattle sp. | *capec |
31 | quoll | *cappo |
32 | long-horned grasshopper | *cappurtenyqrteny |
33 | WMB | *capur |
34 | dreaming | *carang |
35 | crayfish | *carla |
36 | king brown snake | *carlung |
37 | bubbles, froth, foam, saliva, beer | *carnarr |
38 | jabiru | *carnarran |
39 | whimbrel | *carnpalcarnpal |
40 | banyon | *carnqpa |
41 | floater insect | *carrapuypuy |
42 | water goanna | *carrkka |
43 | tree sp. | *carrmarn/ny |
44 | female agile wallaby | *carrurtrtu |
45 | to rub firesticks | *carta |
46 | red apple | *cartuk |
47 | grasshopper | *cateytey |
48 | thigh bone (cf. *-mo bone) | *-cat-mo |
49 | green tree frog | *catngerecngerec |
50 | bird sp. | *catperlqperl |
51 | frog | *catti |
52 | to ask | *ca-wa- |
53 | koel | *cawok |
54 | water lily stem | *cawqcaw |
55 | beard | *cawurrk |
56 | nose | *ce |
57 | stone axe | *celerr |
58 | to drip | *celq- |
59 | tongue | *-cen |
60 | Grevillea sp. | *cenkererr |
61 | green shoot | *centel |
62 | fish | *ceny |
63 | milkwood | *cenycok |
64 | small dillybag | *cerr |
65 | goanna sp. | *cerrekko |
66 | one | *-cerring |
67 | pandanus mat | *cerrpe |
68 | ground oven | *cet |
69 | yam sp. | *cetparl |
70 | rifle fish | *cetperte |
71 | chewing plug | *ceyec |
72 | wet season | *ceyowk |
73 | bird sp. | *ceyqmi |
74 | wallaby sp. | *ci(c)cuk |
75 | to fart | *cic- |
76 | dreaming | *ciccan |
77 | willy wagtail | *cikirricikirric |
78 | breast | *cikka |
79 | to jingle | *cili(ci)lq- |
80 | whistleduck | *cilikuypi |
81 | crest | *cilin |
82 | Capparis umbonata | *ciliwirn |
83 | to rain | *cilk- |
84 | to come | *cim |
85 | Pandanus aquaticus | *cimcim |
86 | leech | *cimiq |
87 | knife | *cimirnrti |
88 | snake sp. | *cimirnulk |
89 | stomach | *-cing |
90 | bat sp. | *ciniminy |
91 | shark | *cinma |
92 | fish | *cipak |
93 | mistletoe | *cirnirrin/ny |
94 | grass sp. | *cirr |
95 | love magic | *cirri |
96 | quail | *cirrirnrti(t) |
97 | bird sp. | *cirrirtiti |
98 | woomera type | *cirrk |
99 | to push | *cirrk-ka- |
100 | native mouse | *cirrkkiny |
101 | to sneeze | *cirrnga- |
102 | bony bream | *cirrpili |
103 | whistleduck | *cirrpiyuk |
104 | to steal | *cit/rt- |
105 | scorpion | *co(wo)c |
106 | aunt | *cokong |
107 | hornet | *cokparl |
108 | carpet snake | *cokpiny |
109 | to sneak up on, to hide (tr) | *colam- |
110 | ripe, cooked | *colang |
111 | ground | *colkko |
112 | to kiss | *congq- |
113 | to pass by | *corlk |
114 | deep | *corlok |
115 | to cough | *corq- |
116 | to shift | *corq- |
117 | cockrag | *corrkkon |
118 | to straighten, to stretch | *corrng- |
119 | to defecate | *corrq- |
120 | to become daylight | *cortowq |
121 | nail-tailed wallaby | *cotet |
122 | tree sp. | *cotmo(ng) |
123 | to limp | *cottoy- |
124 | to cross | *cowk- |
125 | afternoon | *cowq-mi-ku |
126 | give | *coy |
127 | water goanna | *cucca |
128 | female black wallaby | *cukerre |
129 | to descend | *cul/rrq- |
130 | goanna sp. | *cularr |
131 | dust | *culng |
132 | ashes | *culpu |
133 | tree sp. | *culukkurn |
134 | stone | *cuntu |
135 | shrub sp. | *cuppiq |
136 | to swim | *cuq- |
137 | aggressor | *curam |
138 | bowerbird | *curerrk |
139 | kingfisher sp. | *curk |
140 | whirlwind | *curlum |
141 | lancewood | *curluq |
142 | black-headed python | *curn |
143 | rock wallaby | *curnrtupolq |
144 | to pour | *curr- |
145 | taipan | *currang |
146 | parrot sp. | *curri |
147 | to go down | *currpu |
148 | tawny frogmouth, owl sp. | *currul |
149 | nape of neck | *-cut |
150 | to send | *cuyq- |
151 | uncle | *Cacac |
152 | kangaroo rat | *Cakot |
153 | new leaves | *Calala |
154 | fishtail palm | *Calmarr |
155 | to flame up | *Calq- |
156 | jaw | *-Camkalk |
157 | perhaps, for nothing | *Camku |
158 | nothing | *Camolk |
159 | ritual guardian | *-Camorrwu |
160 | yam sp. | *Campurl |
161 | MF | *Camuny |
162 | to shout in Gunabibi, to take young men to ceremony ground | *Cangarrk- |
163 | expert hunter | *Cangkay |
164 | to eat noisily | *Cangq- |
165 | saltwater | *Canypalk |
166 | foreskin, uncircumcised man | *Capiny |
167 | sacred | *Cappurru |
168 | to wriggle, to slither; to crawl | *Carlarla- |
169 | flood | *Carrang |
170 | charcoal | *Carric |
171 | firstborn | *Cartpa |
172 | bird (generic) | *Cartuk |
173 | tawny frogmouth | *Cawarl |
174 | bird sp. | *Cawayakwayak |
175 | burned out grass, grass sp. | *Cawelk |
176 | to refuse | *Cay(q)- |
177 | big [avoidance term], lots | *Ceccerr |
178 | willy wagtail | *Ciningkirric |
179 | to flow/run down (of liquids) | *Cololo- |
180 | bee sp. | *Congko |
181 | rotten | *Conpolk |
182 | to kick | *Corlq- |
183 | female kangaroo | *Corlwana |
184 | tree sp. | *Corne |
185 | to fish | *Culq- |
186 | to spill | *Culuk- |
187 | riverbank | *Cumpay |
188 | to attack on the sly, to kill by sorcery | *Cumurrk- |
189 | single girl | *Curnkun |
190 | to hit/poke (ground) with a digging stick | *Cut- |
191 | to drip | *CVp- |
192 | parallel grandparent | *ka(k)kak |
193 | knife | *kace/it |
194 | spouse | *kakkali |
195 | properly | *kakku |
196 | FF | *kakung |
197 | lizard sp. | *kal/rlkkal/rlk |
198 | slowly | *kal/rrkal/rr |
199 | hill | *kala |
200 | bird sp. | *kalakkala |
201 | clear ground | *kalal |
202 | plant sp. | *kalangarnrtaq |
203 | goanna | *kalawan |
204 | other | *kalic |
205 | to pick up | *kali-ma- |
206 | dangerous person, evil | *kalk |
207 | brains | *kalngorkngork |
208 | calf | *-kalpam |
209 | to climb | *kalq |
210 | properly | *kamakkun |
211 | hard, tough | *-kamo |
212 | crab | *kampuk |
213 | temporal | *kamunycu |
214 | ear | *-kanam |
215 | jabiru | *kanci |
216 | belly | *kanga |
217 | leg | *kanta |
218 | meat | *kany |
219 | small | *kanyaq |
220 | to guzzle | *kapkap- |
221 | blacksoil plain | *kappal/rr |
222 | white mud | *kapparnrtaq |
223 | ironwood | *kappay |
224 | paucal | *-kappul |
225 | dry | *kappurk |
226 | blind | *kappurla |
227 | might be | *kare |
228 | headband | *karlampa |
229 | shoulder | *karlang |
230 | bony bream | *karlarlppa |
231 | dilly bag | *karlarr |
232 | Long Tom fish | *karlerrq |
233 | boomerang | *karlikarliq |
234 | tadpole | *karlkke |
235 | freshwater mangrove | *karlngka/iny |
236 | wattle sp., woomera type | *karlppu |
237 | black cockatoo | *karnamarr |
238 | black flying fox | *karnampal |
239 | emu, large feathers on emu | *karnanganyca |
240 | mother in law | *karncoy |
241 | big bandicoot | *karnma |
242 | leech sp. | *karnpany |
243 | palm sp. | *karnpany |
244 | Acacia sp. | *karnpirr |
245 | tree snake | *karnpowk |
246 | female kangaroo | *karnrtalppurru |
247 | spine | *karnrtan-mo |
248 | female kangaroo | *karnrtayq |
249 | dingo | *karnrteken |
250 | collective | *-karra |
251 | leg, shin | *-karra |
252 | top | *karra |
253 | black cockatoo | *karrak |
254 | diver duck | *karrakkarrak |
255 | spoonbill | *karral/rla |
256 | mother | *karrang |
257 | to grow | *karrany-ci- |
258 | spinifex sp. | *karrarnrtalk |
259 | breastplate | *karrartarta |
260 | west | *karri(ny) |
261 | bucket | *karricintin |
262 | spider web | *karrk |
263 | top | *karrkkal/rra |
264 | goshawk | *karrkkany |
265 | insect sp. | *karrng |
266 | yam sp. | *karrpil/rlk/q |
267 | to bog | *kart- |
268 | maybe | *karta |
269 | uncle, spouse | *kartak |
270 | spider | *kartap |
271 | bee sp. | *karterre |
272 | women (avoidance style) | *kartukartu |
273 | hot ashes | *kartul |
274 | to call out | *kaw/yq- |
275 | dingo | *kawirVq |
276 | nankeen night heron | *kawk |
277 | friarbird | *kaworlk |
278 | tree sp., Gardenia megasperma, Capparis umbonata | *kayapam |
279 | uncle | *kaykka(y) |
280 | temporal | *kaykku |
281 | daytime | *kaykkupurrq |
282 | turtle sp. | *kaywal |
283 | directional | *ke- |
284 | married | *kel |
285 | two people related as cross cousins, married, married couples | *keli |
286 | bank | *kelk |
287 | oops | *ken |
288 | mucus | *ken/rnorr |
289 | lizard sp. | *kengporlq |
290 | pulse | *kenykeny |
291 | skink sp. | *kenykeny |
292 | clean | *-kereckerec |
293 | ibis | *kernalk |
294 | new | *-kerrng(e) |
295 | to cough | *ketlengq- |
296 | child | *kew |
297 | something, everything | *kicak |
298 | limestone | *kicalkkin |
299 | small bird sp. | *kikkik |
300 | mirror | *kilac |
301 | yellow ochre | *kilirri |
302 | plant sp. | *kilwirrkilwirr |
303 | snake sp. | *kimaci/un |
304 | mucus | *kinerr |
305 | to cook | *kinya- |
306 | catfish sp. | *kirnqkirn |
307 | to tickle | *kitik- |
308 | kangaroo [generic] | *ko/uny |
309 | head | *koc |
310 | bird sp. | *kocowkkocowk |
311 | cheek | *-kokmele |
312 | nest | *-kol |
313 | water | *kolk- |
314 | yellow ochre | *kolongorrq |
315 | dove | *kolototok ~ *kol/rlo(t)tok |
316 | initiate | *kolowuruk |
317 | fish sp. | *kompoq |
318 | tree sp. | *komporloq |
319 | adolescent boy | *komtuc |
320 | fin; barb, hook | *kon |
321 | plant sp., bush potato | *kongkong |
322 | eye | *koq |
323 | to load, to put in(side) | *kor- |
324 | to be sick | *kor- |
325 | plant part | *korl |
326 | tree sp. | *korlangrlang |
327 | back | *-korlo |
328 | to hook a spear up to a woomera | *korlp- |
329 | Planchonia careya | *korlq |
330 | testicles | *korn |
331 | wallaby sp. | *kornopolo |
332 | before, quickly | *korre |
333 | clothes | *-korrk |
334 | pandanus husk | *korrmo |
335 | before | *korroko |
336 | kookaburra | *korrowkkorrow |
337 | wrong way marriage | *korrowol |
338 | to bog, to jump in water | *korrq- |
339 | white plum | *korrwan |
340 | owl sp. | *kortrtol |
341 | paperbark | *kot |
342 | yam sp. | *kotpe |
343 | pigeon | *kottowkkottowk |
344 | echidna | *kowarrang |
345 | paperbark humpy, bark of stringybark | *kowk |
346 | soup | *-koy(ng) |
347 | freshwater crocodile | *koyow |
348 | large lily sp. | *kuccung |
349 | body, raw | *kuk |
350 | many | *kul(p)pam |
351 | to shoot | *kul/rrqwarr- |
352 | anthill | *kulppiny |
353 | emu | *kulppiny |
354 | frog sp. | *kulpungkulpung |
355 | to be heavy-eyed, to bow head | *kuluk- |
356 | to growl (of the belly) | *kululungq- |
357 | to mourn, to be sorry for | *kulurr- |
358 | boat, float; pandanus mat; paperbark raft | *kuluyampi |
359 | tawny frogmouth | *kuluyqkuluy |
360 | tree sp. | *kumpic |
361 | hand | *-kun |
362 | ground | *kunca |
363 | honey | *kung |
364 | blue-tongue lizard | *kungar(l)ak |
365 | tree sp. | *kungurru |
366 | heavy | *-kunkun |
367 | peacemaker | *kuntal |
368 | storm season | *kunumeleng |
369 | black-headed python | *kunungu |
370 | soul | *-kuny |
371 | cloud | *kurl |
372 | reed | *kurlac |
373 | skin | *kurlak |
374 | paperbark sp. | *kurlkurl |
375 | blood | *kurlpa |
376 | night | *kurnmuk |
377 | black plum | *kurnrtalq |
378 | ibis sp. | *kurnrtirnrtirn |
379 | Flacourtia territorialis | *kurnrtun/rn |
380 | cloud | *kurnung |
381 | tendon | *kurr(k)kurr |
382 | bush string | *kurr/rat/rtpa |
383 | blood | *kurrac |
384 | blue-tongue lizard | *kurri |
385 | blue-tongue lizard | *kurrmul/rlu |
386 | moon | *kurrnga |
387 | sweat | *kurrngi/urn/ny |
388 | olive python | *kurrucartu |
389 | mussell | *kurruk |
390 | corpse | *kurrumara |
391 | arm | *-kurrung |
392 | turtle sp. | *kurruppirl |
393 | to go around | *kurtic- |
394 | black | *kurtuk |
395 | to get up | *kut- |
396 | to copulate | *kut(u)kut(u)- |
397 | clever fellow | *kut/rtang(yi) |
398 | Terminalia grandiflora | *kutt/rtrtu |
399 | bird sp. | *kuttapirlq |
400 | curlew | *kuwarlu(/rlu) |
401 | tall | *-kuyang |
402 | Banksia dentata | *kuypuk |
403 | bird sp. | *kVl/rlV(r)wit/rtwit/rt |
404 | back of neck | *-kVm |
405 | saltwater crocodile | *kVngV |
406 | two | *kVrrang |
407 | stone | *kVrrV |
408 | kookaburra | *kVrVwVk |
409 | chin, face; head | *L/rong |
410 | to throw | *Laki- |
411 | initiated young man | *Lakkayen |
412 | to split | *Lak-pu |
413 | to chase away | *Lal |
414 | to tear | *Lal/rlaq- |
415 | shovel spear | *Lama |
416 | turtle shell; tin can | *Lampak |
417 | sugar glider | *Lampalk |
418 | hand | *Langa |
419 | billabong | *-Langka |
420 | butterfly | *Langkalangka |
421 | pearlshell | *Langkalangka |
422 | goose | *Langkurna(ng) |
423 | tree | *Lany |
424 | bird sp. | *Laplap |
425 | to dry out | *Larla- |
426 | wallaby sp. | *Larrppo/un/rniny |
427 | to stop | *Larrq- |
428 | bamboo pipe | *Larrwa |
429 | to bite | *Law- |
430 | stone spear | *Lawk |
431 | Opilia amentacea | *Leklek |
432 | to rustle | *Lelec |
433 | spotted bream | *Leppal |
434 | shrub sp. | *Lerrelerre |
435 | to clap boomerangs | *Lerrq- |
436 | to light a fire | *Lerrq- |
437 | to look after/at | *Let- |
438 | parrot | *Letrlet |
439 | to fall | *Li |
440 | to join up with, be company with someone; whole lot | *Likpa |
441 | to ache | *Lirlqrlirl- |
442 | black cockatoo | *Lirrapin |
443 | new moon | *Lirrk |
444 | to scratch | *Lirrq- |
445 | to sew | *Lit-pu- |
446 | to swim | *Liw |
447 | lizard sp. | *Loklok |
448 | butcherbird | *Lopolopo |
449 | to be cold | *Lork- |
450 | hollow | *Lorrok |
451 | to grind, to sharpen | *Lorrot- |
452 | to sift | *Lorrq- |
453 | to prise off | *Lowk/q- |
454 | red ochre | *Loywa |
455 | pigeon sp. | *Lumpuk |
456 | to strip bark off, to split | *Lumq- |
457 | down, outside | *Lun |
458 | to swell up | *Lurl- |
459 | behind | *Lurra |
460 | tobacco chewing plug | *ma(p)pac |
461 | wild passionfruit | *ma(rt)rtawk |
462 | swag | *mac |
463 | wind | *mac |
464 | black-headed python | *maccurn |
465 | good | *-mak |
466 | message stick | *mak |
467 | pelican | *makkakkurr |
468 | plant sp. | *makorlkorl |
469 | cold weather | *mal/rlVp/wVrr(V) |
470 | poison | *mal/rr- |
471 | group | *mala- |
472 | bat sp. | *malampippi |
473 | hawk sp. | *malawirtiwirti |
474 | subsection | *malk |
475 | time | *malk- |
476 | to beget [father] | *mal-ka- |
477 | young person; soft | *-malmal |
478 | native tobacco | *malmalmac |
479 | spirit | *mam |
480 | to wrap | *maminy- |
481 | dreaming | *mampulpak |
482 | Canthium lucidum | *mamtak |
483 | ceremony | *mamurrng |
484 | collective | *man- |
485 | echidna | *manappurn |
486 | leaf | *mancarr |
487 | neck, throat | *manga |
488 | woomera | *mangal |
489 | female cross-cousin | *mangkang |
490 | to fall; to lose (intr) | *man-ka- |
491 | stingray barb | *manki-manki |
492 | taste | *many- |
493 | palm sp. | *mapam |
494 | wallaby sp. | *mapirling |
495 | centipede | *marla |
496 | large intestine | *marla |
497 | leaf | *marla |
498 | lizard sp. | *marlac |
499 | insect sp. | *marlinyci |
500 | to wave (of water) | *marluk- |
501 | lame | *marluqmarlu |
502 | arm | *-marnak |
503 | benefactive | *marne- |
504 | to make | *marniny- |
505 | to make | *marn-pu- |
506 | pigeon sp. | *marnpulu |
507 | orphan | *marnrtaliny |
508 | comparative | *marr- |
509 | ghost | *marr/ral |
510 | kite sp. | *marram |
511 | water goanna | *marrampal |
512 | wife-stealer | *marrampaq |
513 | palm sp., Cycas media | *marrappi |
514 | headband | *marrappippi |
515 | hunger | *marri- |
516 | girl | *-marriny |
517 | to believe | *marrk- |
518 | to flash | *marrngq- |
519 | catfish sp. | *marrnguny |
520 | to open | *marrq- |
521 | to shake | *marrqmarr- |
522 | palm sp. | *marruny |
523 | friarbird | *martawk |
524 | ceremony | *martayin |
525 | hawk sp. | *martirt |
526 | to shine | *martmart- |
527 | eucalyptus sp. | *martpa |
528 | barramundi | *martpiny |
529 | paperbark, deep coolamon | *martu |
530 | barramundi | *martukkal |
531 | to flash (of lightning) | *martuq- |
532 | heel, ankle | *mat |
533 | plant sp. | *mawurrumpulk |
534 | poison | *mawuya |
535 | food | *may |
536 | to get lost | *mayaq- |
537 | to flash (of lightning), to wink | *mayk/q- |
538 | Milky Way | *mayompol |
539 | chest | *-me/irrk |
540 | sore | *me/ok |
541 | spearpoint; nose | *mel/rleny |
542 | female wallaby | *mel/rlppe |
543 | light | *melang |
544 | bed | *mele |
545 | mud | *melpe |
546 | mind | *men |
547 | to watch | *men- |
548 | to be a big expanse | *meng |
549 | goanna sp. | *merenq |
550 | tick | *merk |
551 | butterfly | *merlemerle |
552 | shoulder blade | *merleppeq |
553 | pimple stick | *merlmerlmi |
554 | north | *merre |
555 | to (not) know; to crush | *mic- |
556 | goanna hole | *mic |
557 | louse | *mic |
558 | to use mother-in-law language | *mik |
559 | native rat; native cat | *mikmik |
560 | forehead | *milq |
561 | blue-tongue lizard | *milqtarl |
562 | FaMo | *mimi |
563 | negative | *-miny |
564 | to rise (of the sun) | *mirlirl- |
565 | to shine | *mirlq- |
566 | shoulder | *mirni |
567 | scrub | *mirnicca |
568 | cave | *mirq |
569 | to be noisy; to thunder | *mirr- |
570 | barramundi | *mirricci |
571 | to be hot | *mirrngq- |
572 | sharp | *mirrq |
573 | rib | *mirtimirti |
574 | tick | *mitturru |
575 | bone | *-mo |
576 | nut of pandanus | *moc |
577 | to mix | *moc- |
578 | bee sp. | *mocarngq |
579 | clan | *mokurrkurr |
580 | mortuary package of bones; large bones of arm and leg | *mol/rlerreny |
581 | secretly | *monic- |
582 | to break, to snap | *mop |
583 | tree sp. | *moppan |
584 | grub, fly | *mork |
585 | father’s cross-cousin; mother’s older sister | *morla |
586 | blue-tongue lizard | *morlel |
587 | secretly | *morlk- |
588 | to sit quiet | *morlk |
589 | hip | *-morlo |
590 | road | *morlo |
591 | didgeridoo | *morlu |
592 | to carry on shoulder | *morna- |
593 | poison; power; ghost, corpse | *mornrte |
594 | to be/get dark | *morr |
595 | catfish | *morropporl |
596 | to be quiet | *mot- |
597 | to cut | *mot |
598 | rainbow serpent | *muc |
599 | coolibah | *muccu |
600 | indeed | *mukka |
601 | owl sp. | *mukmuk |
602 | paperbark sp. | *mul/rlmu |
603 | necronym; denizen | *mulu- |
604 | conkerberry | *mululuk |
605 | initiand | *mululuk |
606 | tree sp. | *muluppirnrti |
607 | ironwood | *mulyurruny |
608 | mud cod | *mun |
609 | shoulder | *-mun/rncum |
610 | wrong | *mungu |
611 | all the time | *munguyq |
612 | to follow | *munke/u- |
613 | grass sp. | *munmunq |
614 | sorcery | *munpa |
615 | dark | *munun |
616 | to be blocked | *mup- |
617 | spoonbill | *muqmu |
618 | to blindfold | *murl |
619 | fish sp. | *murlili |
620 | to be many | *murlp |
621 | woven item | *murr(k)ka |
622 | three | *murrkkun |
623 | shovel spear | *murrnginy |
624 | tree sp. | *murrppunq |
625 | flying fox | *murru |
626 | dragonfly | *murrumpic |
627 | black currant | *murrungkurn |
628 | plant sp. | *murrurnmani |
629 | FaFa | *murti |
630 | body hair | *mut |
631 | fly sp. | *mutmurr |
632 | spider | *mutta |
633 | sun | *mutta |
634 | to lose | *muy- |
635 | tucker | *muya |
636 | cross-grandparent | *mVmVm |
637 | frogmouth | *Na-cik |
638 | countryman, man | *Nal |
639 | barramundi | *Namarnkorl |
640 | male kangaroo | *Namarr |
641 | falling star | *Namorrortrto |
642 | there | *Nan |
643 | to sing | *Nana- |
644 | black flying fox | *Nangamung |
645 | saltwater crocodile | *Nangkurru |
646 | kidney | *Nanti(l)ttil |
647 | to shave | *Narrq- |
648 | whole lot | *Nart |
649 | horse | *Nento/u |
650 | to grab | *New |
651 | elbow | *Ney |
652 | small bird sp. | *Nin |
653 | to smell (tr) | *No-ma- |
654 | water rat | *Norn |
655 | insect sp. | *Nornorrmi |
656 | stinking | *Norr |
657 | to be heaped | *Nort |
658 | possessions | *Nulq |
659 | saliva | *-Nuny |
660 | water weed | *Nurric |
661 | to snore; to snort [as of a pig] | *NVrrngq- |
662 | to sneeze | *nga(c)ci- |
663 | spring | *ngaccal |
664 | grey-crowned babbler | *ngakngak |
665 | mouth | *-ngal/rrk |
666 | out/up | *ngal/rrq- |
667 | white corella | *ngalelek |
668 | female plains kangaroo | *ngalicirri |
669 | to find | *ngal-ka- |
670 | old woman | *ngal-koqpany |
671 | catfish | *ngal-makkawarre/i |
672 | wild potato | *ngampirnqngampirn |
673 | buffalo | *nganapparru |
674 | language | *ngani |
675 | to talk | *nganka- |
676 | eye | *-nganycurla |
677 | eucalyptus sp. | *ngapak |
678 | hair | *ngar |
679 | saliva | *ngarl |
680 | turtle shell | *ngarlan |
681 | slope | *ngarlk |
682 | dog louse | *ngarnrtak |
683 | snake | *ngarrac |
684 | white cockatoo | *ngarrac |
685 | saratoga | *ngarrayarl |
686 | I, me | *ngarrk |
687 | short-necked turtle | *ngart |
688 | fishing line | *ngat/rterr |
689 | cycad | *ngaththu |
690 | rifle fish | *ngatpan |
691 | lily sp. | *ngawkngawk |
692 | to not know; no, nothing | *ngawun |
693 | to whisper | *ngayawk- |
694 | to ask | *ngec- |
695 | night | *ngek |
696 | mother | *ngele |
697 | to be full | *ngemq- |
698 | pouch | *-ngerng |
699 | heart | *ngerq |
700 | to breathe, to have a breath, to have a rest | *ngerq- |
701 | sleep | *ngerre |
702 | white cockatoo | *ngerrk |
703 | name | *-ngey |
704 | black currant | *ngik |
705 | to blow nose | *nginyq- |
706 | rib | *-ngo/urrk |
707 | sibling-in-law | *ngo/uy |
708 | pandanus sp. | *ngokngo |
709 | cloud, sky | *ngol |
710 | to talk | *ngol/rlok- |
711 | river red gum | *ngolongkoq |
712 | to echo | *ngolyowq- |
713 | wind | *ngonto |
714 | to fall | *ngorl/rq- |
715 | eel | *ngorlo |
716 | wallaby sp. | *ngorlomorro |
717 | ankle | *-ngoro |
718 | to carry on back/shoulder | *ngorr-ka- |
719 | flower | *ngorro |
720 | to suck blood (native doctor as curative practice) | *ngort- |
721 | ankle | *ngortokoc |
722 | sleepyhead | *ngoyongoyo |
723 | to buzz | *ngu- |
724 | guts | *nguk |
725 | to fart | *nguk-tirrq- |
726 | snake sp. | *nguntic |
727 | same | *ngunycu |
728 | black | *ngurl |
729 | duck sp. | *ngurlirri |
730 | firestick | *ngurniq |
731 | to dislike | *ngurrng(ki)- |
732 | catfish sp. | *ngurru |
733 | emu | *ngurru(rn)rtuc |
734 | to dig | *ngurrumq- |
735 | to be quiet | *ngurt- |
736 | to thunder | *ngurtul/rl- |
737 | to growl | *ngVrr(ng)- |
738 | to make noise | *nyaknyak |
739 | rain | *nyalk |
740 | orchid sp. | *nyarlkkan |
741 | father | *nyarra |
742 | to talk | *nyawk- |
743 | to dislike | *nyirrq- |
744 | to sprinkle | *nyiwk |
745 | to swallow | *nyolk/q- |
746 | to blow nose | *nyuc- |
747 | native cat | *nyuluk |
748 | small bird sp. | *nyurric |
749 | collective | *-pa |
750 | perlative | *-pa |
751 | wild potato | *pa(c)cu |
752 | sibling | *pa(p)pa |
753 | water weed; pond algae | *pak |
754 | benefactive prefix | *pak- |
755 | to break up | *pak- |
756 | tree rat; quoll | *pakkaci |
757 | new | *pal/rlangkin |
758 | shark | *pal/rlangu |
759 | wide; shallow | *pal/rlpmi |
760 | side | *pala- |
761 | leech | *palac |
762 | cousin | *palak |
763 | long ago | *palay |
764 | wide | *-paliwu |
765 | pulse | *palkenykeny |
766 | wallaby | *palkkiny/c |
767 | rope | *palkku |
768 | mate | *palppara |
769 | to block | *palq- |
770 | ritual sponsor | *-palukkayin |
771 | head | *-pam |
772 | to bake | *pam-ma |
773 | plant part | *-pamo |
774 | bald | *pam-parl |
775 | ant sp. | *pamporkpampork |
776 | Ficus opposita | *pampul/rla |
777 | stump | *pampurr(u)q |
778 | turtle sp. | *pamterk |
779 | canoe | *pamuny |
780 | goose | *pamurru |
781 | plant sp. | *panganypangany |
782 | women’s dance | *pantimi |
783 | smell | *pany |
784 | wet season | *panykarrang |
785 | to collect honey; to fill container with solids [including honey] | *pany-pu- |
786 | to put down | *pap |
787 | to ride | *pap/q- |
788 | yam sp. | *papuc |
789 | fish sp. | *par(a)ccarr |
790 | cheeky | *-parang |
791 | vagina | *parla |
792 | level ground, clear ground | *-parlac |
793 | nearly | *parlan- |
794 | track | *parlaq |
795 | to overflow | *parlk- |
796 | boomerang | *parlkkan |
797 | to make a bed | *parlparl |
798 | flat | *parlpparl |
799 | clause particle | *parna |
800 | tree sp. | *parna(c)ca |
801 | spotted nightjar | *parnangka |
802 | Owenia vernicosa | *parnarr |
803 | white ochre | *parnca |
804 | circumcised | *parnrtarri |
805 | to open | *parr- |
806 | spear tree | *parra(k)karl |
807 | kookaburra | *parraca |
808 | darter (bird sp.) | *parrakparrak |
809 | plant sp. | *parram |
810 | rockhole; end of cliff | *parrarn |
811 | native cat; native rat | *parri |
812 | black wallaroo | *parrk |
813 | to break/crack | *parrk/q- |
814 | to shake | *parrparr- |
815 | to dawn | *parrq- |
816 | knee | *-part |
817 | to grab | *part |
818 | baby | *partarta |
819 | benefactive | *partrta- |
820 | march fly | *partrti |
821 | rock | *pat |
822 | wallaby sp. | *patporng |
823 | to leave, to pass by | *pa-wo/u |
824 | pelican | *paya |
825 | green plum | *pe/irrke/iq |
826 | quinine tree | *pecca |
827 | file snake | *pekka |
828 | frog sp. | *pel(k)kangqmi |
829 | to lick | *pelek- |
830 | to lick | *peleng(k)- |
831 | gecko spp. | *pelerrk |
832 | to stick (tr) | *pelp |
833 | dew | *pemarrk |
834 | fish sp. | *pempem |
835 | handle | *-pen |
836 | hearing, understanding | *peng- |
837 | to snap | *peng |
838 | to remind | *peng-tayq- |
839 | bustard | *penuk |
840 | shoulder blade | *-peremelk |
841 | bad | *perk |
842 | aunt | *perlu |
843 | eucalyptus sp. | *pernpern |
844 | chest | *perre |
845 | plover | *perrepperrep |
846 | rainbow bee-eater | *perrertperrert |
847 | masked plover | *pettelerrelerre |
848 | to drink | *pi- |
849 | to pick out; to correct | *pic- |
850 | file snake | *piccirri |
851 | to squeeze | *picip- |
852 | whirlwind | *picurtu |
853 | rope | *pik |
854 | black snake | *pil/rr |
855 | plant sp. | *pilirrng |
856 | galah | *pilkpilk |
857 | white ochre | *pim |
858 | to paint/write | *pim-pu- |
859 | to go tsk | *pingq- |
860 | really | *pinti |
861 | breast | *pippi |
862 | man’s child | *pippi |
863 | to tell | *pir |
864 | sharp point | *pirl |
865 | Acacia holosericea | *pirliwirli |
866 | barramundi | *pirlmu |
867 | to hit in upper leg; to break long object - e.g. leg | *pirlq |
868 | nail | *pirniny |
869 | bird sp. | *pirnqpirnrtok |
870 | plant sp. | *pirnrte |
871 | native mouse | *pirnrti |
872 | biting insect sp. | *pirnrtu |
873 | glossy ibis | *pirnrtu |
874 | hand | *-pirr |
875 | to knead | *pirric |
876 | bee sp. | *pirrkkurta |
877 | to clean | *pirrp/q- |
878 | beeswax | *pirti |
879 | nearly | *pirtic- |
880 | tea tree | *pirtippirti |
881 | lily seed damper; soft | *pirtrtiny |
882 | plant sp. | *pitort |
883 | dried up, wrinkled | *-piyak |
884 | river | *po |
885 | avoidance | *po(ng)q- |
886 | ground oven | *po/uy |
887 | archer fish | *poccalk |
888 | spear | *pokko |
889 | trouble | *pol |
890 | cicatrice | *polic |
891 | country, territory | *polk- |
892 | parent - spouse speaking; woman | *polo |
893 | rainbow serpent | *polo/ung |
894 | track | *polq |
895 | to camp out | *polyong |
896 | Dalabon | *pon |
897 | goanna sp. | *pongka |
898 | wattle sp. | *pongka |
899 | finished | *pony |
900 | now | *ponyi |
901 | to smell | *pop- |
902 | track | *pork |
903 | to turn around | *porlet- |
904 | water python | *porlokko |
905 | tree | *porloq |
906 | brolga | *pornorrong |
907 | woomera | *pornrtok |
908 | to snore | *porr(q)- |
909 | tree sp. | *portokorr |
910 | to cross | *portop |
911 | fly, native bee | *pot |
912 | green ant | *potparng |
913 | flat country, floodplain | *powk |
914 | to shout out; to show; to tell, to recount | *poyq- |
915 | velvet-tailed gecko | *poywek |
916 | to smoke (intr) | *puc- |
917 | fish sp. | *pucce/iq |
918 | to spin, to twist | *pucuq- |
919 | to dry up | *puk- |
920 | to show | *puk- |
921 | only | *-pukiq |
922 | dream | *pukirri ~ *pukurr |
923 | pheasant | *pukpuk |
924 | to bury | *pul- |
925 | paperbark sp. | *pul(p)pul |
926 | eagle | *pulccan |
927 | really, very | *pulkkic |
928 | middle | *pulkku |
929 | white plum | *pulme/u |
930 | numb; to have cramps | *pulut- |
931 | small black ant sp. | *pum/ng |
932 | ghost bat | *pumapuma |
933 | plant sp. | *punparr |
934 | file snake | *punupun |
935 | clump of bamboo; Bambusa arnhemica | *-puny |
936 | lizard sp. | *punyciny/ng |
937 | to kiss | *punyq- |
938 | to blow | *puq- |
939 | to make | *pura- |
940 | boomerang | *puran |
941 | water goanna | *purarr |
942 | ashes | *purlnguq |
943 | feather | *purluk |
944 | ankle; kneecap | *purn |
945 | lily | *purppa |
946 | to swell | *purq- |
947 | to know | *purrk-na- |
948 | to slap one’s thighs | *purrq- |
949 | snake sp. | *purrukulu |
950 | turtle sp. | *purrunganti |
951 | scabies | *purruppurru |
952 | close | *purrupurruq |
953 | Cassytha filiformis | *purrurnpurrurn |
954 | water python | *purrurtci |
955 | Xanthostemon paradoxus | *purt/lu |
956 | plant sp. | *purta |
957 | armpit sweat | *putca ~ *purtca |
958 | tree sp. - Brachychiton diversifolium | *putput |
959 | smell | *puy- |
960 | to singe | *puyppuy- |
961 | camp | *rak |
962 | paperbark | *rakkalaq |
963 | red-eyed pigeon | *rakul |
964 | male | *rangem |
965 | to paint | *rarrk- |
966 | again | *rawoyq- |
967 | flesh | *ray |
968 | camp | *rerr |
969 | tooth | *-retmV |
970 | to dodge spears | *ro(ng)-ma- |
971 | pandanus | *rok |
972 | to move | *ro-ka- |
973 | level, even; same | *roqrok |
974 | all | *rowk |
975 | scrub; grass [generic] | *rul/rlk |
976 | Torresian imperial pigeon | *rumuq |
977 | ridge; blacksoil area; grass used in corroborees | *ruwurr |
978 | kidney | *T/rterpat/rt |
979 | pelvis | *-Tak |
980 | to float | *Tal/rl-ka- |
981 | sand goanna | *Talak |
982 | daytime | *Talkkan |
983 | to kick | *Talq- |
984 | to pound | *Talq- |
985 | mushroom | *Tamtam |
986 | to click tongue | *Tangq- |
987 | spear type | *Tany |
988 | to spear | *Tany-pu- |
989 | to cut | *Tanyq- |
990 | to close | *Tap- |
991 | to stick | *Tap- |
992 | block tobacco | *Tapi |
993 | across | *Tarawq |
994 | white; turtle with white and yellow head bands | *-Tark |
995 | to clap clapsticks | *Tarlq- |
996 | lizard sp. | *Tarnrtamarra |
997 | black cockatoo | *Tarrapiya |
998 | black-headed goanna | *Tarrarra |
999 | Phragmites | *Tarrin |
1000 | honey | *Tarta |
1001 | good | *-Tek |
1002 | to move | *Tel/rrep/q- |
1003 | to pinch | *Teq- |
1004 | strong | *Terqrter |
1005 | red apple | *Terreneq |
1006 | to attach to | *Terreng- |
1007 | to crawl | *Terreq- |
1008 | to tie | *Terrqpa |
1009 | plover | *Tetterran |
1010 | parrot sp. | *Tettet ~ *Letlet |
1011 | white | *Tew(o)(q) |
1012 | dollar bird | *Tewtew |
1013 | yam sp. | *Tickala(ng) |
1014 | yam sp. | *Tickanku |
1015 | sharp edge, to carve | *Tilk- |
1016 | to paint | *Tilq- |
1017 | fish sp.; water insect with long whiskers | *Timin/nytimin/ny |
1018 | cicada sp. | *Tinirtini |
1019 | to itch | *Tiqtiri(ny)- |
1020 | peewee | *Tirlkrtirlk |
1021 | holey | *Tirnrtirn |
1022 | tree sp. | *Tirringkil |
1023 | to be tight, to get stuck | *Tirrp- |
1024 | moon; moon snake | *Tirt |
1025 | wedge-tailed eagle | *Tiwana |
1026 | semen | *To/uk |
1027 | to line up | *Tolktolk- |
1028 | to cover | *Tolom-pu- |
1029 | to break, to snap (tr); to burst | *Tolq- |
1030 | crooked | *Tong/ny |
1031 | in a line | *Tonko |
1032 | heart, stomach, viscera | *Tor |
1033 | tree sp. | *Torok |
1034 | rock wallaby | *Torriya |
1035 | tree sp. | *Torrokkorl |
1036 | to dry up | *Torroq- |
1037 | to pull | *Torrorrq- |
1038 | louse | *Tort |
1039 | to go down | *Tortoq- |
1040 | MoMoMo; MoBrSoC | *Totoyq |
1041 | shallow | *Totto |
1042 | to burst | *Towk- |
1043 | to tie | *Tuk- |
1044 | large mussel | *Tukpu |
1045 | ring-tailed possum | *Tukula |
1046 | to lie down | *Tul |
1047 | branches used as camouflage | *Tulq |
1048 | to burn | *Tulq- |
1049 | bony bream | *Tulukkurr |
1050 | eye | *-Tum |
1051 | asleep | *Tum-ke(k)ka |
1052 | tears | *Tum-mira |
1053 | to open eye | *Tum-pay(ngq)- |
1054 | to snap | *Tumurrq- |
1055 | cave | *Tun ~ *Lun |
1056 | to beat (of the heart) | *Tup- |
1057 | to sit down | *Tup |
1058 | Leichhardt tree | *Tupal |
1059 | hollow | *Tuppun |
1060 | bird sp. | *Turic |
1061 | string | *Turn |
1062 | to sit | *Turq- |
1063 | to poke | *Turrp |
1064 | small wallaby sp. | *Tuwat |
1065 | tobacco | *th/campakku |
1066 | small | *thakku |
1067 | green tree frog | *thakparrarraq |
1068 | mouth | *-thala |
1069 | sand | *thampur |
1070 | to block | *thamq- |
1071 | grass | *thamul(ng) |
1072 | tree sp. | *thangkiq |
1073 | meat | *thangku |
1074 | tree | *thantaq |
1075 | pandanus mat | *tharnrtiyaq |
1076 | thigh, leg (Proto-Pama-Nyungan *DHarra ‘thigh’) | *-tharr |
1077 | yesterday | *thathaparngq |
1078 | waterlily | *thattam |
1079 | country | *thawal |
1080 | now | *thawaq |
1081 | beard | *thawarrak |
1082 | clan | *thaworro |
1083 | urine | *thele |
1084 | tongue | *thelng |
1085 | foot | *thenge |
1086 | woman | *thingq |
1087 | liver (Proto-Pama-Nyungan DHiba) | *thiw |
1088 | to extinguish | *thom-pu- |
1089 | quinine brush | *thorrowq |
1090 | father-in-law | *thoy |
1091 | Acacia holosericea | *thukkul |
1092 | corroboree | *thulu |
1093 | Long Tom fish | *thumpi |
1094 | waist | *thumu |
1095 | Canthium attenuatum, Exocarpos latifolius | *thumuk |
1096 | bloodwood | *thumurluk |
1097 | bandicoot | *thungkaq |
1098 | pigeon sp. | *T(h)apparr |
1099 | egg | *T(h)apu |
1100 | king brown snake | *T(h)atpe |
1101 | pandanus | *T(h)ayarr |
1102 | white ochre | *T(h)elek |
1103 | ant sp. | *T(h)ettel |
1104 | fish sp. | *T(h)olppo |
1105 | hill | *T(h)ulum |
1106 | to spear | *T(h)ulu-pu- |
1107 | beetle sp. | *T(h)umtum |
1108 | really | *-T(h)uniny |
1109 | camp | *wa(t)ta |
1110 | both | *wac- |
1111 | goanna sp. | *waccurnrtu |
1112 | wrong marriage | *waciwaci |
1113 | water | *wak |
1114 | fishing line | *wakkic |
1115 | crow | *wakwak |
1116 | smoke | *wal |
1117 | hot | *-walak |
1118 | south | *walam |
1119 | forehead | *walama |
1120 | fishnet | *walapi |
1121 | little | *walk |
1122 | to hang | *walngq- |
1123 | bustard | *walppurrungku |
1124 | to fly away | *walqwal- |
1125 | lizard sp. | *walwalngurru |
1126 | honey | *wam |
1127 | turtle | *wamarra |
1128 | wallaby sp. | *wanarr |
1129 | meat | *wang |
1130 | to half-cook | *wanga/erre- |
1131 | one | *wangkinyq |
1132 | sorcery objects | *wangpol |
1133 | armpit | *-wany |
1134 | like that | *wany |
1135 | like | *-wanykiq |
1136 | spirit | *waral |
1137 | snake sp. | *waran |
1138 | to travel | *warawat |
1139 | guardian; someone owing a debt to opposite moiety, initiate to ceremony | *ware |
1140 | to hide | *warl(k)- |
1141 | tree sp. | *warlan |
1142 | bat sp. | *warlang |
1143 | wide | *warlaq |
1144 | to wash | *warlarrk- |
1145 | to cook in ashes | *warlat-pu |
1146 | initiate | *warling |
1147 | hot weather | *warlirr |
1148 | to enter | *warlk- |
1149 | fish sp. | *warlkkarra |
1150 | elbow; feather, wing | *warlmu/orr |
1151 | to open | *warlng |
1152 | pubic tassle | *warlppurr |
1153 | to go around | *warluk- |
1154 | vine sp. - Cynanchum pedunculatum | *warnpek |
1155 | track | *warnrta |
1156 | tree sp. | *warnwarn |
1157 | to toss | *warow- |
1158 | to sing (tr) | *war-pu- |
1159 | to swim | *warr- |
1160 | bad | *warr(a) |
1161 | turtle sp. | *warracan |
1162 | leaves for rubbing corpse | *warrarlarla |
1163 | plain | *warrarra |
1164 | fighting stick | *warrawarra |
1165 | to walkabout | *warrcaq- |
1166 | child | *warri |
1167 | to go bad | *warri- |
1168 | now; quickly | *warrikku |
1169 | plant sp.; Exocarpos latifolus; lemon grass | *warrinycalan |
1170 | boomerang | *warrirtila |
1171 | butcherbird | *warrkcirt |
1172 | ant sp. | *warrkwarrk |
1173 | anyway | *warrmpaya |
1174 | to be many | *warrp |
1175 | to tell a lie | *warrp- |
1176 | to lift | *warrq- |
1177 | to sift | *wartap- |
1178 | tree sp. | *wartapic |
1179 | to skin | *wart-pu- |
1180 | to finish | *wat- |
1181 | Grevillea pteridifolia | *watpar |
1182 | ? to move a body part | *way(q)- |
1183 | to light a fire | *wayalq- |
1184 | temporal suffix | *-wayen |
1185 | to sing | *wayini- |
1186 | high | *waykkan |
1187 | to lift | *wayq- |
1188 | and all | *waywo |
1189 | to fall | *way-yi- |
1190 | MM | *wecci |
1191 | wing | *wel |
1192 | parrot sp. | *wel/rrec/y |
1193 | successful hunter | *welang |
1194 | to swallow | *welek- |
1195 | firestick | *welkmo |
1196 | rainbow fish | *werec |
1197 | to vomit | *werq- |
1198 | to sing (tr) | *werreny-pu- |
1199 | bark | *werrk |
1200 | white | *werrkwerrk |
1201 | yam sp. | *wetperr |
1202 | skin | *-wik |
1203 | bird sp. | *wikwik |
1204 | to take out | *wilk- |
1205 | freshwater | *-winyku |
1206 | possum | *wirik |
1207 | hard, strong; narrow | *-wirlang |
1208 | bird sp. | *wirliqwirliq |
1209 | wire spear | *wirlmurr |
1210 | turtle sp. | *wirni |
1211 | bird sp. | *wirnwirn |
1212 | different | *-wirra/ung |
1213 | long, ceremony; dreaming | *wirriciq |
1214 | to turn | wirriny |
1215 | to remove | *wirriq- |
1216 | bird sp.; rainbow bee-eater; kingfisher; whipbirds | *wirritwirrit |
1217 | black-faced cuckooshrike | *wirriwirriyak |
1218 | properly | *-wirru |
1219 | to go red (of sunset) | *wirrwirr- |
1220 | to whistle | *wirt- |
1221 | plant sp. | *wirtu |
1222 | to wag tail | *witi(ny)witi(ny)- |
1223 | log | *woc |
1224 | to steal | *woc- |
1225 | lungs | *woccal |
1226 | female euro | *wolerrk |
1227 | lightweight | *wompan |
1228 | female | *-won |
1229 | to leave | *wonga- |
1230 | urine | *wor(c) |
1231 | cockroach | *wor(o)cwor(o)c |
1232 | grass sp. | *worrongomolo |
1233 | blowfly | *worrorlorl |
1234 | to jump | *worrowk- |
1235 | belly | *worrq |
1236 | to chase | *worrumpok-ka- |
1237 | to fish | *woyk- |
1238 | to dive in | *woyqwoy- |
1239 | black plum | *wucal |
1240 | frog sp. | *wukkara |
1241 | to bathe | *wul/rlup- |
1242 | sibling | *wulkan |
1243 | all the time | *wulung-munguyq |
1244 | possum sp. | *wumpu |
1245 | shadow | *wungurr |
1246 | to burn | *wurlq- |
1247 | belly | *wurr |
1248 | to be noisy | *wurr- |
1249 | desert, black soil plain | *-wurray |
1250 | bushfire | *wurrk |
1251 | old people | *wurrqwurrungu |
1252 | to shake, to feel giddy | *wurrwurr |
1253 | child | *wurt |
1254 | catfish sp. | *wutpa |
1255 | hungry | *-wuyang |
1256 | went | *yacang |
1257 | nothing | *yakki |
1258 | dillybag | *yakko |
1259 | pandanus | *yakngarra |
1260 | termite | *yalang |
1261 | turtle sp. | *yalpuyalpu |
1262 | to spear | *ya-ma- |
1263 | tooth | *yama/errk |
1264 | grasshopper sp. | *yamic |
1265 | collective | *-yan |
1266 | language | *yang |
1267 | sister | *yapok |
1268 | two | *yappanq |
1269 | rubbish | *-yarkyark |
1270 | to disperse | *yarlarr- |
1271 | bee sp. | *-yarlk |
1272 | dillybag | *yarlkkic |
1273 | to follow behind, to hop like a kangaroo; to scurry, to scuttle | *yarlqyarl- |
1274 | yabby | *yarr |
1275 | song style | *yarra/inti |
1276 | tree sp. | *yarracan |
1277 | child | *yaw- |
1278 | exclamation | *-yaw |
1279 | to rustle | *yawarr- |
1280 | girl | *yawk |
1281 | yam sp. | *yawok |
1282 | snake sp. | *yawurral |
1283 | young man | *yawurriny |
1284 | to itch | *yay- |
1285 | cold weather | *yekke |
1286 | large muscle on leg, flesh | *-yel |
1287 | hole | *yele |
1288 | yet, slow | *yelek |
1289 | termite | *yenyenq |
1290 | to be ashamed | *yer- |
1291 | bird sp.; mopoke; kite | *yerr/riny |
1292 | armlets | *yerrel |
1293 | to pick up | *yi-ka- |
1294 | happy; alive; gumption | *yilk |
1295 | to have a tickle in the throat | *yilyil- |
1296 | to set | *yip- |
1297 | dillybag | *yipalirr |
1298 | eyebrow | *yipitcipit |
1299 | poison song | *yira |
1300 | to strip off | *yirr- |
1301 | owl sp. | *yirramparn |
1302 | to pull, to drag | *yirriny-ka- |
1303 | water rat | *yirrkkup |
1304 | tree sp. | *yirrppiny |
1305 | to pull | *yirrq- |
1306 | to go a long way | *yoc- |
1307 | to narrate, to tell a story; to recount; to converse | *yolkyolk- |
1308 | feeling | *yolq |
1309 | to talk | *yolyol- |
1310 | tendon | *-yon |
1311 | ground | *yony |
1312 | to talk about | *yorn- |
1313 | ahead, front | *yungkay |
1314 | lightning; rain; Leichhardt's grasshopper [seen in wet season] | *yurr |
1315 | to share | *yurr- |
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ Harvey, Mark. 2003. An initial reconstruction of Proto Gunwinyguan phonology. In Evans, Nicholas (ed.), The non-Pama-Nyungan languages of northern Australia: comparative studies of the continent's most linguistically complex region, 205-268. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics.
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