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/N
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Nails of the hand—Birri; Birrigur.
Naked—Baljarra; Bokabărt; Maggo.
Name—Kole; Quele.
Nape of the neck—Nan-gar.
Narrow—Nulu; Nund-yăng (Upper Swan word).
Navel—Bil-yi; Ngowerit.
Navel-string—Nanna.
Near—Barduk.
Nearer—Yulang.
Neck—Wardo.
Neck, back of—Bodto.
Nectar of flowers—Ngon-yang.
Needlessly—Darrajăn; as Darrajăn wingow, to talk on needlessly or incessantly.
Nephew—My-ur; Gotitkar.
Nest, birds'—Jidamya; Jidakalla; Mănga.
Nest, white ants'—Molytch.
Neutral; connected by blood with two hostile parties, but not implicated in the quarrels of either—Jidyt.
New—Milgar; Yy-inăng.
News—Warda.
Niece—Gămbart.
Night—Kumbardang; Myărdăk; Kattik.
Nipple of the breast—Bibi mulya.
No—Yuada.
Noise—Gurdor.
Noiseless—Daht; Gutiguti.
Noiselessly—Bettikbettik.
Nol-yang—Gallinula; Nolyăng.
Nondescript, a; any indescribable object—Nytbi.
Nonsense, no such thing—Yaga.
Noon—Mal-yărăk.
North—Djerral.
Northern people—Welo.
Nose—Mulya.
Nose bone—Mulyat; Waylmat.
Nostrils—Mul-ya bunan.
Not—Bart; Bru; Yuada.
Nothing—Kyan; Yuat.
Nothing particular—Arda.
Now—Yy-i; Winnirăk; Yy-inăng
Now, just now—Gori.
Now, at this very time—Winnijinbar (Upper Swan word); Wynikanbar (K.G.S. word).
Nut, York nut—Marda.
Nuthatch; Sitella Melanocephalus—Gumalbidyt.