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/K
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Kangaroo, in general—Yan-gor.
Kangaroo, the male—Yowart.
Kangaroo, the female—Warru; Kang-gărăng-a.
Kangaroo, rock—Murorong.
Kangaroo, blue; brush, or silver-grey; Macropus cæruleus—Gurh-ra.
Kangaroo (small species)—Burdi; Kwakar; Woile?
Kangaroo, Macropus elegans—Wurek
Kangaroo, young, which still resorts to its mother's pouch—Ngannip.
Kangaroo, sinews used for thread—Gwirak.
Kangaroo, Hypsiprymnus Gilbertii—Gilgyte.
Kennedia, purple creeper; Kennedia Hardenbergia—Kurrolo.
Kernel of the Zamia nut—Gargoin
Kick, to—Gannow.
Kidney—Djubo.
Kill, to—Dargang-ăn; Warbum; Dagangoon.
Kingia, species of—Waiyu.
Kingfisher — Halcyon Sanctus; Kan-yinnăk; Kandimak.
Kiss, to—Bimban; Nind-yan.
Knee—Bonnit; Djuto; Tutamindi
Knee-cap, or knee-pan—Bebal.
Knee, Kneepan of the Kangaroo—Ngirjyn.
Knife, native—Tabba; Bondjun; Dappa.
Knife, small—Dtarh-ra.
Knife, English—Yirriwa.
Knoll, a hillock—Warh-ro.
Knot—Betan.
Knot, a, in wood—Ngudi.
Know, to (to understand)—Kattidj.
Know, not—Kattidjbru or Kattidjburt.
Knowledge of, having—Nagolăk.