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lar
camp, home, bark shelter
yukal
friend
kupa
to drink
punda
to bite
tyaka
to eat
tyarrk, tyark
reed-spear
tyarpa
to yawn, to open one's mouth wide
kalpa
to cut, to break
kalputa
to - cut up, chop, cross over a (dry) river, cut across
kalpən
broken, broken limb
kanya
to breathe
kanyengka
to cough
karriyapert
single man
katən
water
katən-mirnuk
tears
perk-perk
prickles
kethawil-pembengguk
many children, family
kuyintyi
house
lip-lip-wil
crayfish
ngurka
to swallow
wariwa
to go away
wanggərrel
cormorant, large black and white
walma
to forget