# 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/B

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Baby—Burdilyap; Turnit.
Back, the—Bogal; Gong-go; Ngarra.
Back of the neck—Nang-ga.
Backbone—Bogal; Kot-ye.
Backbone, extremity of—Os coccygis; Mundo; Moro.
Backside—Byi.
Bad—Djul; Windo; Dadim (Southward); Djulgo; Wendang; Waukyn; Warra (Mountain dialect).
Bag, for general purposes—Goto.
Bag, in which the child is carried—Gundir.
Bag, to carry in a—Gotang; Durrungur.
Bald—Mărdă; Barda-ăr.
Baldness, partial—Wallu.
Bandicoot—Gwende; Kundi.
Bandylegged—Matta ngallin.
Banksia, narrow-leaved—Banksia nivifolia—Biara; Pira.
​Banksia, narrow-leaved, cone of—Birytch; Biytch.
Banksia, large-leaved—Bulgalla.
Banksia, large-leaved, cone of—Metjo.
Banksia, flower—Mangyt.
Banksia, of low grounds, flower of—Dubarda.
Barb, of a spear—Măngar; Dtarhra; Nambar.
Bare, clear, open—Bărnak; Barda-ăr.
Bark, of trees—Mabo.
Bark, of Banksia, or Hakea—Yabbăl; Djanni.
Bark, of Mahogany, or other gum-trees—Budto.
Bark, to, as a dog—Niran.
Barter, to,—Bang-al yong-a.
Bat (the animal)—Bambi; Babilgun.
Basalt, sp. of—Gagalyang; Kadjor.
Battue, of Kangaroo—Kaabo.
Be off (Go away)—Watto.
Beams, of the sun—Mandu; Battamandu; Ngangabatta.
Bear, to, children—Gudja ijow.
Bear, in the arms—Munang
Beard, the—Nganga; Nganga batta.
Beat, to—Buma; Wurtamar.
Beautiful—Gwabbalitch; Ngworryn-ngworryn.
Becoming, getting—Abbin.
Bee, a species of—Blura.
Bee-eater—Merops melanura—Birunbirun.
Beetle, light-green species—Bullor.
Befall, to—Echenna.
Before—Gorijăt; Gwytch-ăngăt; Gwadjăt.
Beg, to—Gut.
Begone (Be off)—Watto.
Behaviour—Nhurdo; Karra.
Behind—Ngolang-a.
Behold, to—Djinnăng; N-yăngow.
Belching—Karnbarrong-in.
Bell-bird—Calandra—Bokanbokan.
Bellow, to—Mohăm.
Belly, the—Kobolo.
Below (low down)—Ngardăk; Ngardăl; Borak.
Beneath—Ngardăgăn.
Benumbed—Nan-yar.
Betray, to—Kobat kobatăn.
Between—Kardăgor; Mănda.
Bid, to (tell)—Warrangăn.
Big—Gumbar; Ngomon.
Bird, a small—Jida.
Bird, species of—Bilyar; Bulangat
Bird's-nest—Jidamya; Măn-ga.
Bite, to—Bakkan.
Bitter—Djallăm.
Bittern (the bird)—Botaurus; Bărdănitch.
Black—Mo-ăn.
Bladder—Gumbu.
Blade (Shoulder-bone)—Djărdăm.
Bleak (open)—Kăbbar; Bărnăk.
Bless, to (to thank)—Yang-anan.
Blood—Ngubu; Baru.
Blood, coagulated, exuded from a wound—Kundu.
Blood-coloured—Mgubul-ya.
Blow, to, with the mouth—Bobban
Blue—Mu-yubărra; Ngilarăk; Nguyup.
Bluebird—Malurus pectoralia—Djărjil-ya.
Blunt (as a knife)—Kărrin.
Blunt-headed (as a spear)—Meto.
Board, for throwing the spear—Miro.
Bone, a—Kot-ye; Quet-ye (Upper Swan); Quetje; Quej (K.G.S).
Bony—Kot-yedăk; Kot-yelara; Widing.
​Boots, European—Jinna nganjo.
Bough, of a tree—Marga.
Bowels—Konăng; Barukur.
Brain—Mal-ya.
Brand (fire-brand)—Kallamatta.
Brave, a brave fellow, a brave of a tribe or party—Bugor.
Break, to—Takkan; Barrang takkăn.
Break, to, off, or in pieces—Kardătakkan; Dakarung.
Break-of-day-bird, or Magpie—Cracticus tibicen?—Gurbat.
Breast, woman's—Bibi.
Breast—man's—Kundu? Min-go.
Breastbone—Ngando.
Breath (Breathing)—Wau-gar; Waug (K.G.S. dialect).
Breathe, to—Wau-gar buma.
Bright (glittering)—Bunjat.
Bring, to—Gang-ow; Barrang.
Bring forth, to (as animals their young)—Ijow.
Broken—Takkand-yung.
Broom-tree—Viminaria denudata Koweda; Kower.
Brother—Ngundu.
Brother, elder—Ngobern; Borran; Ngondo.
Brother, second—Bwyreang.
Brother, middle—Kardijit.
Brother, younger—Kardang; Gărdang; Urdo.
Brother, youngest—Guloyn.
Brother-in-law—Deni; Teni.
Browned (applied to meat properly cooked)—Djidara; Mandubin.
Bruised—Birrga.
Bundle, a—Yuttarlgar.
Burn, to—Narrow.
Burning (hot)—Kallang kallăng.
Bury, to—Bian; Dambarijow; Binnarangar.
Bush (the Bush; the wild country)—Mundak.
Bustard (colonially, Turkey)—Bibilyer.
Butcher-bird—Vanga destructor; Waddowaddong.
Butcher-bird, thick-billed—Falcunculus Leucogaster—Gurbit gurbit.
By-and-bye—Burda; Burdăk (Murray R.)