��AN AUSTRALIAN LANGUAGE.
��Ngurrawang — a Jiest like that of some birds, or of an op- possum.
!Pfgurrigal — surprise, wonder.
Ngurrigelang — vain, proud; s., showy dress.
Ngurru — water weeds.
Ngurruai — choice, fancy.
Ngurruarra — to claim as one's own.
IN^gurruigarra — to see new or strange things ; to wonder, to be surprised.
Xgurrulganna — to snore.
Ngurrumirgang — blue, as the sky.
Nguri-umurdin — ver}^ dark.
Ngurrurganna — to snore.
Xgurui — the belly.
Nguruiu-dinnag-garag — emu's feet ; Baiamai (q.v.) has such feet.
Ngurumbi — winter ; frost.
Nguyargir — a native doctor.
Nguyog-guyamilag — beautiful.
��Ibbai — an eagle-hawk. Ibbir-ibbir — little marks. Ibbuga — a nephew ; a relative. Ibiriuanna — to paint, ornament. Iddangin-gidyilliuga — to hurt
one's self. Iddarra — to hurt, to injure. Idya — the little finger. Igge — ripe.
Iggebirra — to get ripe. Iggebuananna — to make ripe. llli — dry, withered ; like brown
withered leaves. Illigidyang — of a faded colour. Illibirra — to wither, to dry. Illilbamarra — to make a rattling
noise. Ilware — little hailstones. Inar — a woman, a female.
��Inarginbidyal — one that is fond
of women. Inargung — a girl. Inarmubang — without a wife. Indyamarra — to be gentle, po- lite ; to honour, respect; to do
slowly. Indyambildain — a childish man. ludyambirra — to act childishl}-,
to be silly. Indyang — slow, soft ; slowly. Ingamarra — to unloose, take otF. Ingang — a species of locust. Inganna — to give way ; to slip ;
as the ground. Ingar — a lobster or crayfish. Ingel — ill, sick. Ingelbang — very ill. Ingian — like, similar. Ingiananna — to resemble. Ingianbirra — to make similar. Ira — the gills. Iraddu — day. Iraga — spring.
Iragunnanna — to pick the teeth. Iragur — bitter, unjjleasant to the
taste ; sour ; said of unripe
fruits. Iraidurai — the morning star. Iramangamanna — to pick the
teeth. Irambang — steep, mountainous,
dangerous ; a big mountain. Irambang — seeds of herbs. Irambarranna — to grin, to show
the teeth. Irambannaug — toothless. Irambin — kangaroo teeth. Iramir — a precipice, a steep bank
at the river. Iramir-ngarang — precipitous ;
oho irangarang. Irarauggu — not sharp, blunt ;
without teeth. Iramurrun — a tallish boy. Irang — teeth. Iraroarala — red-hot, very hot ;
unquenchable.
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