An Historical Journal of the Transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 613 pages of information about An Historical Journal of the Transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island.

An Historical Journal of the Transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 613 pages of information about An Historical Journal of the Transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island.
the waist or neck. 
Gna-ra, A knot in a line. 
Goora, To drown. 
Gu-na-murra, A stink, or bad smell. 
Gitte-Gittim, To tickle. 
Go-roo-da, To snore when asleep. 
Ilga, To leap. 
Jamel Jamel, A hawk. 
Kalga, The mouth. 
Kamai, A spear. 
Kibba, A rock. 
Ka-ra-ma, To steal. 
Mogo, A stone hatchet. 
Mulla, A man. 
Moola, Sick, to vomit. 
Maugerry, Fishing. 
Murray, Every thing large. 
Murray-nowey, The Sirius. 
Murray-cara-diera, Swelled wrist. 
Mediey, I do not know. 
Maracry, or Mar-ry-ang, The emu. 
Mullin-ow-ule, To-morrow morning. 
Murray-yannadah, Full moon. 
Marroway, To creep. 
Manioo, To pick up any thing. 
Morun-gle, Thunder. 
Moor-rone, A large fly that bites. 
Morungle-birrong mongle, Struck with thunder and
lightning
. 
Murong, Sand. 
Man-ye-ro, I do not know. 
Mi, The eye. 
Murray-can-na dinga mi, The effect of the hot burning sun on
the eye
. 
Menoe, The foot. 
Me-noe-wa, The feet. 
Moo-tang, A small fiz-gig. 
Mur-tin, Milk. 
Med-yanq, A sore. 
Ma-gra, Fish. 
Mang-a, Lightning. 
My-ang-a, A fly. 
Mong, An ant. 
Man-a-ro, The navel. 
Moo-tang, Living. 
Me-gal, Tears. 
Ma-na-ran, The teeth of the kanguroo stuck in the head with
gum as an ornament
. 
Mawn, A ghost or apparition. 
Moono, The bill of a bird. 
Mo-ro, A path or road. 
Min-ney, To scrape. 
Myi-mogro, To shut the eyes. 
Maur, To take hold. 
Narrong, Any thing small. 
Nowey, A canoe. 
Narrong nowey, The Supply. 
Narra-dew, To hear. 
Noone, Now. 
Nogur, The nose. 
Naga, The liver. 
Nar-ra-mee, A net. 
Nan-ga-ra, To sleep. 
Nabanq, Womens breasts-
Nul-la,
The forehead_. 
Na-ro-wang, A paddle. 
Nang-oon, A bone or piece of wood thrust through the septum of
the nose
. 
Nam-mel, A sinker for a fish-line. 
Narri-keebu, Stand on the rock. 
Oona, The elbow. 
Pyalla-pya-bow, To fight or beat. 
Pan-nie-jeminga, To give one the hand. 
Patanga, An oyster. 
Paddewah, A fish called a flat-head. 
Parry-buga, To-morrow. 
Paran-banie-diow, Eating (the act of). 
Pa-boo-nang, A black ant. 
Parra-berry, Empty. 
Par-rangle, The throat. 
Pan-ne-ra, The blood. 
Pow-book, An owl. 
Pan-na, Rain. 
Pa-ta-ga-rang, The large grey kanguroo. 
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