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English.	Chaap wuurong (broad lip).	Kuurn kopan noot (small lip).	Peek whuurong (kelp lip).
Divorced woman	Winnakum kuurk, 'left off wife'	Wanna'gnumheear, 'left off wife'	Yuunyuunda, 'left off'
Do, to anything	Talkugnak	Muyubakkæ	Muyuparrin
Doctor	Lunyewil	Kuurnuukbuul	Kuun'gill
Doorway of dwelling	Wuuro laar	Wuro wuurn	Wuro wuurn
Down of bird	Nuurtknok	Nuurtnong	Nuurtnong
Down, to tumble down	Puitkan	Yarndapuurtee an	Yuungkin
Drag	Tirndak	Wireenjakæ	Wireenjan
Dray	Ka'att	Barrang'guurt	Barrang'guurt
Dream, or dreaming	Ya ya yellang	Yarkeen	Yakinno
Drink, to drink	Kuupalann	Tuttakawann	Tutta kuyerk
Drive of game	Paayaar wuung'iitch	Gnummang kuuknanuut	Gnummang kuuknanuut
Dropsy	Purpelang	Purpeean	Purpeen
Drum, made of opossum rug	Pælp	Murn	Murn
Drumming noise	Kurnda pælp	Kurndun murn	Kurndun murn
Drunk, aboriginal man	Kuupkæriit, 'drink bitter'	Tatlup peet, 'drink bitter'	Tatup peet, 'drink bitter'
Duck weed	Chuurak	Tuurak	Tuurak
Dumb	Yollipkuutcha	Kukunan	Kalkuutnan
Dusk, nightfall	Poroin	Poronn	Mendia
Dwarf, male	Po'olk	Warpeet	Warpeet
Dwarf, female	Polkuurk	Warpeheear	Warpechaar
Dysentery	Tuutiyan	Poor gnanno	Porr gneong
Ear	Wirng buulin	Wirng	Wing
Ear-hole	Wuutchuk wirng buulin	Puukuit wirng	Lirpa
Earth	Cha	Mæring	Mæring
Earth nut	Puewann	Puewann	Pam
Earthquake	Muurmuur ajaa	Puurn puurn mææring, 'heave ground'	Tuuntuunba, 'heave ground'
East	Pupkuumup neowee, 'rising sun'	Pupkuupeetch tirng, 'rising sun'	Kunbeetch gnunnung, 'rising sun'
Eat	Chakna g'no	Tukka wan	Tukkeen
Echo	Gnang'guyuuk, 'sound'	Gnawuurn nuung, 'sound'	Wung a, 'hearing'
Eclipse	No name	No name	No name
Eel basket	Puutchakuurn	Gnarraban	Karkart