kanaanaming-word.shoulder.⚫ Kaanhinangkal mayingku kanaaka.The men carried them on their shoulders.Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example D 4-5.
karranaming-word.phlegm.
kayaALSO:kayam, kayang.naming-word.sinew.
kiinaming-word.heart.
kiilALSO:killi.naming-word.urine.Usage: This is the Keewong mob word.
kiilinaming-word.ALSO:kiil.urine.
kilkinnaming-word.armpit.
kinytyaalnaming-word.diarrhoea.
kunanaming-word.faeces, poo.Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example D 1980:156.
kurraluunaming-word.liver.
kuwaynaming-word.blood.
makalaALSO:malakam, makalang, makalanh, makalany.naming-word.ALSO:makalang.back.ALSO:makalanh.Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 10-6.
mulanaming-word.pus.Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example D 1980:72.
munkunaming-word.stomach, tripe.tripe.Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example D 1980:72:T2-15.
munuukaaALSO:munuukaam.ALSO:munuukaang.ALSO:munuukaanh.ALSO:munukaany.Usage: The different variants are used when there are different suffixes or word-endings added to the word.naming-word.elbow.
murruthaanaming-word.nose, beak.
muwaALSO:muwam, muwang, muwanh, muwany.naming-word.ALSO:muwang.1.body hair.2.fur.3.feathers.⚫ kilaangku muwagalah feathersSource: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example D 1980:72: Macquarie.Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 2-4.Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 1.9.Source: DONALDSON_T02-003899A.
ngalkinaming-word.little finger, little toe.
ngamunaming-word.breast, breast milk.Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example D 1980:72: Macquarie.
ngantalnaming-word.mouth.
ngiingALSO:ngiiny.naming-word.anus.Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 5-18, 5-19.
nhukiinaming-word.throat, front of neck.Source: 4-76 : Macquarie.
nhurruALSO:nhurrung.ALSO:nhurrunh.ALSO:nhurrum.ALSO:nhurruny.1.naming-word.arm, upper arm, foreleg.2.naming-word.wing.Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example 1-37.
pakapulanaming-word.bladder.⚫ Pakapula thalathalarrpiya.(My) bladder's pretty shiny (from twisting to dig burrows).Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, example 6-130, page 44.
pakinnaming-word.boil, sore.
palaALSO:palang.naming-word.head.⚫ Palangka miimiyi, wangaaytyan ngiyanuna ngaakirri(They) held them against (their) heads, so that we shouldn't see (them).Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, example T1-53, page 15.Source: 5-46, Macquarie.
puyunaming-word.shin.⚫ Puyukalukal kirraa mawirri pantiyi.They tied leaves around their shins.Source: Ngiyampaa Wordworld, 2nd edition, example D 4-19.
thaka= kuna.naming-word.faeces while still in the body.