Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia and also A descriptive vocabulary of the language of the aborigines/A descriptive vocabulary of the language in common use amongst the aborigines of Western Australia/Part 2/E
E.
Eagle, mountain—Waldja.
Eagle, little; Haliæētus Canorus—Jandu.
Eagle, short-tailed; brown; Aquila Gudăp.
Eagle, sea; Haliæëtus leucogaster Ngulor.
Ear—Tonga; Jija (Vasse).
Earnest, in earnest—Ngwidăm.
Earth—Budjor.
East, the—Kangăl; Kakur.
Eat, to—Ngannow; Nalgo; Nangar?
Echo—Myakowa.
Edge, sharp, as of a knife—Nalgo.
Effaced, as steps or tracks which are attempted to be followed out—Il-yan.
Effects, personal—Bindart; Bunarăk.
Egg—Nurgo; Bwye.
Egg, white of—Nurgo mammango.
Egg, yolk of—Nurgo natdjing
Egg, shell, when full—Nurgo imba.
Egg, shell, broken, empty—Nurgo bindi.
Egg, an, to lay—Ijow; Nurgo ijow.
Egg of lice, or of vermin—Minjining.
Eh?—Kănnăh.
Elbow—Engayang; Nogyt; Ngoyyur.
Elevated—Yira-gan.
Embers—Kalla inăk.
Embrace, to—Wun-găn.
Empty—Byl-yur.
Emu—Widji; Wadji; Kya (North dialect); Nurruk.
Emu feathers, ornamental tuft of—Ngalbo; Yănji.
Emu wren; stiputurus Malachurus—Jirjil; Jirjil-ya.
Enclose—Engallang; Tergur.
Enough—Belăk; Gyngăk; Kaa; Wiak.
Entrance—Bunăn; Boyl.
Erect, to—Wyerow.
Erroneously—Barra.
Estuary—Dărbal; Willar.
Evening—Gărrimbi.
Ever—Kal-yăgăl; Wattul.
Exact—Metjil.
Exactly alike, the same—Burbur.
Examine, to, in order to recognise—Wundun.
Excellent—Belli; Gwabbalitch.
Exchange, in exchange—Băngal.
Exchange, to—Băng-al yong-a; Yulmnăn yong-a.
Excrement—Konăng.
Excrescence on a tree—Ngudi.
Exposed—Bărnak; Buljarra; Kăbbar.
Eye—Mel.
Eyebrow—Mimbat.
Eyelash—Mel-kănbar; Ming-art; Kanbigur.
Eyelid—Mel nalyăk; Dok.
Eye, outer corner of—Mel naljăk.