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Description of the Natives of King George's Sound.
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| Long while since | Corram quatchet |
| Evening | Corramellon |
| Cold | Mulgàn |
| Hot or warm weather | Ureler |
| Young | Eeniung, Tooting |
| Sleep | Copil |
| Sleep together | Copil nahluc |
| Listen | Yuccan |
| Hut | Toorloit |
| Wood | Poorne |
| Honeysuckle | Moncat |
| Grass-tree | Pāāluc |
| Gum of grass-tree | Perin |
| Land | Moorile |
| Earth | Yahl |
| Sand | Til |
| Large Ant-hill | Weet, or Weetuch |
| Stone | Pwoy |
| Sea | Mammord |
| River | Peerle |
| Lake | Penger |
| Flint | Pal, Tockil, Coorder |
| Feathers | Keardit |
| Bird | Keard |
| Macaw | Noorlark |
| Black Cockatoo | Currāāk |
| White ditto | Munnit |
| Bronze Pigeon | Moorhait |
| Emu | Wait |
| Kangaroo | Warre, fem. Yungur, male |
| Other varieties | Naioit Wahl Tāāmur Quakur |
| Bandicoot | Quernd |
| Dog | Toort |
| Opossum | Comal |
| Ring-tail ditto | Nworra |
| Duck | Wackerren Wainern |
| Musk Duck | Coatchuck |
| Black Swan | Marlie |
| Eagle | Warlit |
| Parrots | Tiajip Bernanore Towern Teer |
| Hawk | Corriore |
| Night Cuckoo | Combiac |
| Snakes | Norne Docat |
| ——— Diamond | Wackul |
| Lizards, Short | Youern |
| ——— Long-tailed | Wandy |
| ––– Guana | Munnāār |
| Roots eaten | Meerne Tuboc Chocket Caumuck |
| Rush | Pāāt |
| Grass | Challup |
| Crawfish | Challow |
| Fresh-water Tortoise | Kilon |
| Eggs | Pooye |
| Hens, laying | Pooyiore |
| Hens of Birds | Nāānk |
| Males | Māām |
| Cry or Call of Birds | Mai |
| Seal | Barlard |
| Whale | Mammang |
| Shark | Martiat |
| Fish | Wallah |
| Quail | Pooriock |
| Noisy, Scoldng | Wanker wanker, Yanger yanger |
| Serious | Mennem |
| Falsehood | Purtup |
| Hurt or Sore | Baruck |
| Ill | Mendeit |
| Well | Toortock |
| Laugh | Cowker |
| Playful, Joking | Wimberner |
| One who talks much | Mai a poole |
| Deaf | Twank ā toot |
| Tail | Neent |
| Sinews | Peet |
| Dead and Buried | Keppiuc chāānuc |
| Buried | Yāhluc |
