Pil-lia, To laugh. 
Pe-mall, Earth or clay. 
Po-cul-bee, The flag or iris of this country. 
Teura, A musquito. 
Teura-dieny, Musquito bite. 
Tag-go-rah-yago, To shiver. 
Taboa-millie, Painted white. 
Tonga-doro, You must say. 
Talling, or Ta-lang, The tongue. 
Tamira, The hand. 
Tarra, The leg. 
Tarong, The shoulder. 
Troo-gad-ya, A large gull. 
Ta-ga-ra, Cold. 
Tingo, A dog. 
Tonga, To weep. 
Tang o-ra, To dance. 
Te-re-nang, To sneeze. 
Ta-ra, Teeth. 
Ter-ra-wan-a, A magpie. 
Ta-lang-a, To yawn. 
Ter-ral, Feathers used as an ornament for the head. 
Taman, A berry. 
Toon, The tail of a bird, or any animal. 
Tan-naing, Mine. (My property.)-
Ury-diow, To sit nearer any one_. 
Wering, Female. 
Womerraa, To run. 
Womerra-berra, To jump. 
Were, Bad. 
Wadby, To swim. 
Warre-wee, To stand. 
Wanne-bow, To throw away. 
Waltegal, A large fish. 
Woolamie, A fish called a light-horseman. 
Ware, Where. 
Wogan-minnering, Cutting off. 
Womar, A throwing-stick. 
Wea-ja-minga, Wea-jow-inia.  Wianga, Relating to the giving of
any thing. 
Wal-lu-merun-wea, Will you have any more?-
Walloo-bu-diown, To turn when walking_. 
Woroo-woroo! Go away, or an exclamation of defiance. 
Willin, The lips. 
Wallo, The chin. 
Woo-da, A club. 
Wee-de, To drink or suck. 
Wan-aree, The eyebrow. 
Wee-lang, Lips. 
War-ra, The breast of a man. 
Wa-gan, A crow. 
Wir-gan, A bird called fryar. 
Wad-dy, A stick or tree. 
Wong-ara, A male child. 
Wy-anga, A mother. 
Wo-la-ba, A young kanguroo. 
Waregal, A large dog. 
Wy-a-jenuriga, Give me. 
Wur-ra, A rat. 
Wil-bing, To fly, or the wing of a bird. 
Wa-ra-bee, A cockel. 
Worgye, To whistle. 
Wya-bo-in-ya, Take this. 
We-ring, The female of animals. 
Wa, Where. 
Wong-ara jug-ga-me, A child carried on the shoulder. 
Yenu, Yenmow, Yenminia, Yen, The termination of the verb—­to
walk. 
Yu-ru-gurra, Hungry. 
Yenna, Gone. 
Yennibun, Walking away. 
Yagoona, To-day. 
Yannadah paragi, New moon. 
Yery, or Curna, To throw. 
Yery-dioma, To fall down. 
Ya-ban, To sing. 
Yarre, or Yerring, A beard. 
Yer-ra, A sword. 
Yen-our-yenna, Go away. 
Yo-ra, A number of people. 
Goang-un, A spear about eight feet long, with four