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:
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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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