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/I
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I—Ngadjo; Nganya; Adjo; Y-jo (Vasse river).
I will—Ngadjul; Adjul; Y-jul (Vasse river.)
Ibis; Nycticorax—Ngalganning
Idle—Măndjalla.
If, if I might—Minning.
Iguana, the—Yurna.
Iguana, long-tailed—Kardara.
Iguana, a species of—Yundak; Manar; Mekil; Tjouing; Wundi
Iguana—Yundung.
Iguana, tailless—Bilyăp.
Iguana, green—Kaldar.
Ill—Mindyt; Ngandyn; Mendyk; Waugalăn.
Immediately—llak; Gwytch; Burda.
Immoveable—Murduin murduin.
Implicated as a blood-relative in an offence or quarrel—Wulgar.
Improper—Yanbi.
In, within—Bura.
In vain—Mordo.
Inactive—Mandjalla; Dtăbhăk; Bidi babba.
Incest—Yarbelli.
In c orr ec t—Yanbi .
Increase, to—Malaj.
Indeed, in very truth—Bundojil; Kannajil; Karnayul.
Indiscriminately—Bul-yar.
Indisposed—Wan-yurdu.
Individually—Wallăkwallăk.
Infant—Gudja; Burdilyap.
Inform, to—Bărnakwarrang.
Injure, to (wound)—Ngattăng.
Innocent, not implicated in a quarrel—Jidyt.
Insect, species of—Wandona.
Interval, or open space between two objects—Wallu.
Iron-stone—Malaga.
Island—Gurdubudjor; Bidjigurdu.
It-Bal; Allija.
It, that is it—Âllija; Karrakarra; Karrawa.
Itch—Gumburgumbur; Jipjip.