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/F
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Face—Minyt; Dtamel; Mulyamel.
Faint, to—Yowir gwart; Pandopen (Northern dialect).
Fair, annual—Mănjar.
Fair, light-coloured—Djitting; Djitto.
Falcon, peregrine; Falco Melanogenys—Gwetălbar.
Fall, to,—Dtabbatkolo; Gwardo.
Fall, to, down in a faint—Yowirgwart.
Fame—Warda.
Family or tribe—Matta.
Far off—Bu-yăng; Urar.
Farther off—Munong.
Fasten, to—Yuttarn; Wulangiteh.
Fastened up, applied to the hair—Wadju.
Fat (grease)—Boyn; Mon-gor.
Fat, stout—Boyngădăk; Ilyn-ngomon; Mongorăl; Korbuil.
Father—Mamman; Kynkar.
Father-in-law—Kan-gun.
Fatigued—Mordibăng; Bidibaba.
Fear—Dărnavăn.
Fear, to—Mult-chin; Wyen.
Feathers, Idal-ya; Nornt; Takil.
Feathers, tuft of—Kokul-yăng; Ngower; Ngalbo : Jilying.
Fern—Karbărra.
Festering—Kokănwin.
Fetch, to—gang-ow; Katte.
Few, a—Waugăt; Maow; Kattin
Fiery, hot—Kallăk.
Fig, Hottentot, large; Mesembryanthemum Equilateralis—Kolbogo.
Fig, Hottentot, small—Mănbibi; Măjerăk (Mountain dialect).
Fig, leaves of—Kolbogo Măngăro.
Fight, to—Băkadju; Tornamagar.
Fight, a—Ballajinin; Băkadjin.
Fillet for the head, made of human hair—Wundu.
Film, formed over the eye—Bămbala.
Fin, of a fish—Yirrila.
Finch, spotted—Estrilda; Jiri.
Fingers—Marh-ra; Marh-ragur.
Fingers, joint—Marh-ra bottyn.
Fire—Kalla.
Fire, stick, or brand—Kallamatta
Fire, bright, a—Initch.
Firm—Murdoin; Balyata; Murdubalangur.
Firmament—Gudjyt.
First—Gorijăt; Gwadjăt; Gwyt-chăngăt.
First, part, or commencement of anything—Mul-yăk.
Fish, a—Bi.
Fish, species of—Beper; Bepil; Dabardak; Jinin; Karduk; Kumbul; Mattawit; Merdelang; Murdar; Nagkan; Tabadak; Tuldynang; T-yundalar; Walgah; Warroitch; Yoiyu.
Five—Mirh-jinbangga.
Fixed—Murduin; Bal-yatta.
Flame—Dtallar; Dtallăp.
Flat—Ngalbărda; Yampel.
Flea, a—Kolo.
Flee, to—Bărdanbardo; Ban-nagul (Mountain word); Norndukaun.
Flesh, muscle—Ilyn.
Flesh, of animals fit to be eaten—Dadja; Marri.
Flounder, small fish—Bambi.
Flowers:—
- Anigozanthus, tall, green-flowered—Koroylbardang.
- Calthamnus sanguineus—Bindak.
- Cenomice retisporum—Ngangonat.
- Banksia, large—Mangyt.
- Banksia, small—Dubarda.
- Chorizema cordifolia—Kal-ya.
- Chrysorhoe nitens—Kotyeningara.
- Dryandria Fraseri—Budjan; Butjak.
- Dryandria species nova—Binda.
- Grevillea—Ngutek.
- Kennedia—Pulbarn.
- Kennedia Hardenbergii—Kurrolo.
- Myriophyllum—Nunika.
- Pattersonia Occidentalis—Komma.
- Pearsonia—Ngowdik. Flowers—
- Nuytsia floribunda—Mutyal.
- Rhodanthe Manglesii—Ng-yame Ng-yaming.
- Hovea pungens—Buyenak.
Fly, a—Nurdu.
Fly, species of—Tdurtyl; Kangur; Kurabuk.
Fly, species of horse-fly—Gu-yam gu-yam; Gu-yalla.
Fly, very large species—Wardan.
Fly catcher, fan-tailed; Rhipidura Lathami—Gadjinnăk.
Fly-catcher, yellow-bellied; Eopsaltria—Bămbun.
Fly catcher, glossy; Seisura Volitans—Jitting at.
Fly catcher, wag tail; Muscicapa—Willaring.
Fly, to—Bărdang.
Foam—Dtal-yi; Narrija.
Fog—Dul-ya; Jindi; Kulyir.
Foliage—Myari.
Food, animal—Dadja.
Food, vegetable—Maryn.
Food, in general—Dadjamaryn.
Food, common stock of—Gwineen.
Foolish—Balbyt; Karne; Yungilbar.
Foot—Jinna.
Forcibly—Gwidjar.
Fording—Bardangin; Wayre.
Forehead—Yurdo; Bigytch; Yimăng Mekytch.
Foreigner—Mogang.
Forenoon—Biddurong.
Formerly, any time previous—Karamb.
Four—Gudjalingudjalin.
Fresh—Milgar; Yy-inăng.
Friend—Babbin.
Friendless—Murutbărna
Friendly—Nagal.
Fright, fear—Darnavăn.
Frighten, to—Dărnavăn ijow.
Frog—Wurgyl.
Frog, species of—Gudjarra.
Frog, species of—Gu-ya.
Frog, species of—Djiritmat.
Frog, species of—Kalgonak; Kurni; Tdunjar; Tuk; Yuan gur.
Frost—Kurbon.
Froth—Dtal-yi; Narrija.
Frowning—Iringwin.
Fruit. The only things like fruit which have been as yet discovered, scarcely deserve the name; they are By-yu; Dtulya; Kolbogo; Kuruba; Kamak; Kwonnart; Naman; which see.
Fruitful, having had children—Yulang-idi; Yulang-ara.
Fry, the, of fish—Gulyang-ărra.
Full, overflowing—Waubătin.
Full, satisfied—Murada.
Fungus of the white gum, used for tinder—Madăp.
Fungus, edible—Butogo.
Fungus, edible—Dtalyil.
Fungus, edible—Bwy-ego.
Fungus, edible—Metagong.
Fungus, edible—Nogo.
Fungus, edible—Numar.
Fungus, edible, growing on the ground, of a sweetish taste, red-coloured, and very juicy—Whodo, or Korogong, or Wurdo.
Fur—Jow-yn; Djuo.
Future, in future—Mila.