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Birrabirrawainbul — downhill.
Birrabuoanna — to come back.
Birradan — the straight scars on the back.
Birragumbil — back bent, as in old age ; reclining.
Birrag-guor — behind.
Birramal — the bush.
Birrain — the navel.
Birrain — a young male.
Birrai]idyong — a little boy.
Birramanman— long-backed.
Birrambang — a 'kangaroo-rat.' Birran — stiif, cold ; as in death.
Birrawanna — to descend.
Birrenelinga — to run away with.
Blrrha — the back.
Birri — the ' bos-tree.' Birrian — a grub found in trees....
Birribirrimarra — to meet.
Birrimannar — sitting in a circle ; walking in a row.
Birrinallai — ' box-tree' blossom.
Birrindaimarra — to meet each other.
Birrirra — to scratch.
Bomarra — to take away, -bu — and, also ; a postfix.
Buabuowanna — a lump.
Buadambirra — to overfiU the mouth.
THE WIEADnAEI DIALECT.
75 Buadarra — to fill tlie moutli.
Buarbang — tame, quiet, orderly.
Buardang — scabby.
Bubaibunnanna — to get small, to lessen ; to boil in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Birrabirrawainbul — downhill.
Birrabuoanna — to come back.
Birradan — the straight scars on the back.
Birragumbil — back bent, as in old age ; reclining.
Birrag-guor — behind.
Birramal — the bush.
Birrain — the navel.
Birrain — a young male.
Birrai]idyong — a little boy.
Birramanman— long-backed.
Birrambang — a 'kangaroo-rat.' Birran — stiif, cold ; as in death.
Birrawanna — to descend.
Birrenelinga — to run away with.
Blrrha — the back.
Birri — the ' bos-tree.' Birrian — a grub found in trees....
Birribirrimarra — to meet.
Birrimannar — sitting in a circle ; walking in a row.
Birrinallai — ' box-tree' blossom.
Birrindaimarra — to meet each other.
Birrirra — to scratch.
Bomarra — to take away, -bu — and, also ; a postfix.
Buabuowanna — a lump.
Buadambirra — to overfiU the mouth.
THE WIEADnAEI DIALECT.
75 Buadarra — to fill tlie moutli.
Buarbang — tame, quiet, orderly.
Buardang — scabby.
Bubaibunnanna — to get small, to lessen ; to boil in.
What to read after An Australian Language As Spoken By the Awabakal, the People of Awaba, Or Lake Macquarie (Near Newcastle, New South Wales) Being An Account of Their Language, Traditions, And Customs:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Threlkeld, L. E. (Lancelot Edward), 1788-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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