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/U

by George Fletcher Moore

U.

Unable from any cause to do what may be required—Mordibăng.

Unanimous—Gurdu gyn-yul.

Uncle—Kangun.

Unconnected, unrelated—Nanning

Uncooked meat—Dal-yar.

Uncovered—Baljarra.

Underneath—Yendun.

Understand, to—Kattidj.

Understand, not to—Kattidjburt; Kaddung.

Uneven—Dardun; Bulgangar.

Unfasten, to—Began.

Ungainly Wal-yadi.

Unintelligible—Bilgitti.

Unintentionally—Balluk.

Unknown, strange—Mogang; Boyăng

Unloose, to—Bil-yan; Began.

Unlucky in the chase—Marralak; Mallaluk.

Unsteady—Binbart binbart; Ngarrăk ngarrăk.

Unwell—Mendyk; Ngandyn; Bidibabba; Mindyt.

Up, upwards—Irak.

Up, get up—Irap.

Upright—Ira.

Upside down—Mudjărdo.

Us-Ngannil.

Used to—Malyn.

Useless—Djul; Windo; Windang.