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NAMING WORDS

kalang naming-word. deceased, deceased one, late, late one. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 2-20.
karrpan naming-word. narrow, narrow one.
karrwa naming-word. a crackle.
karrwamanya naming-word. crackly, crackly one.
katharay 1. naming-word. undeterred, undeterred one. Source: 4-69 : Macquarie.
2. naming-word. respect for punishment, one who respects punishment.
kati naming-word. bitter, bitter one.
kaya ALSO: kayam, kayang. naming-word. sinew.
kayampaarr naming-word. speedy, speedy one, fast, fast one.
kirraparay naming-word. red, red one. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example D 1980:72.
kirrpang naming-word. party of people. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 1-36.
kiruu ALSO: kirruu. naming-word. warm, warm one.
kuthal naming-word. fat, fat one.
malu naming-word. silent, silent one. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 5-19.
manytyaakata naming-word. bunched up.
marayipiya naming-word. old, old one.
minyaminyagaa naming-word. rubbish, rubbish one, rubbishy, rubbishy one.
mirri naming-word. dog (domestic). Mirrityii pipuwawanhi murruka My dog ran along ahead. Mirri tharrki yananhi purraytyi. The dog stepped over the child. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 4-18. Canis familiaris.
mirrka naming-word. cave. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 2-17 : Macquarie.
mityaangkaanhthu ALSO: mityaangkaay. ALSO: mityaanka. naming-word. redbreast (bird), scarlet robin. Usage: This is the Trida mob word. The Keewong mob word is mityaanka. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 4-5.
mukamukam naming-word. half-asleep, half-asleep one. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example T10-10.
mukapankay naming-word. skinny, skinny one. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example D1997:32:6-111.
munil naming-word. hole, narrow hole, crack. Source: 10-67 : Macquarie.
muun naming-word. alive.
ngalan naming-word. flame, light.
ngampurr naming-word. narrow, narrow one.
ngankarri naming-word. alert, alert one.
ngap naming-word. a sudden silence, phut.
ngarrpu describing-word. enough.
ngiyangkaraa naming-word. story, speech, language.
pikarri naming-word. strength. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 4-68.
pilangaal naming-word. next, next one. Kapataa pilangaala ngini ngityalaka. It will rain here next month. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example D 4-22.
pula ngunpay naming-word. four.
pulakarr naming-word. two, a pair, twice. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example D 1980:72 : Macquarie. Pulakarrathuna ngaanhi. I saw him twice. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example D 4-23. pulakarr winarr two women
punku describing-word. many. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 3-3.
purriman naming-word. tame, tame one.
putyirriwaani ALSO: putyirriwan. naming-word. pretty, pretty one, fine, fine (one), good, good (one), the best one.
thaarrmay naming-word. clever (one).
thakarr naming-word. ice, frost, cold weather. Source: 7-36, Macquarie.
thakun naming-word. earth, dirt, sand, ground. thakunta on the ground Source: 9-134 : Macquarie.
thakurrma naming-word. cemetery.
thalathalarrpi naming-word. shiny, shiny one.
tharraang naming-word. drunk, drunk one.
tharrampal naming-word. 1. Milky Way.
2. path at ceremonial ground.
3. personal 'beat' or accustomed travelling range.
tharramulan naming-word. yam. See: pupunhaam
tharriyal naming-word. summer, warm weather. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 10-1: Macquarie.
tharrmaay ALSO: tharramay. naming-word. clever, clever one, expert. 'Tharrmaay' refers to either a person or a piece of work.
thuni kurunhapa naming-word. West, where the sun sets. Literally: where the sun goes in.
thuni patharapa naming-word. East, where the sun rises. Literally: where the sun comes out.
thupiyi naming-word. note of a robbin redbreast.
thurrpi namiing-word. steep, steep one.
walinytya naming-word. lonely, lonely one.
wama ALSO: wamam. ALSO: wamang. naming-word. wrong, wrong one. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 8-16.
warrikal naming-word. wild, wild one. Warrikal yarraamanlukal mawirri pantiyi. They tamed wild horses into harness (lit. 'They tied wild horses into string.') Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 4-21.
warriyarr naming-word. warrior bush, wild currant. Warriyarr was burnt to ward off rain.
warrukay naming-word. butt of tree. Source: S2-5.
wirrii naming-word. open, open country. Ngathu wirriika yananhi. I travelled over open country. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 4-7.
yarur naming-word. slow, slow one, steady, steady one.
yilkirr naming-word. a rustle, a rustling sound. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example T1-17 (Text 1).
yuwi naming-word. name. Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example D 1980:72 : Macquarie.
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