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Emphatic - indeed or truly - min
Noun
Noun ending - across - watan
Noun ending - action along or beside -tawa
Noun ending - action in - (k)ata
Noun ending - action on - (k)al
Noun ending - action towards - (k)a
Noun ending - do-er word - (k)u
Noun ending - his/her/its - (k)uk
Noun ending - his/hers (1) mine - angalakang
Noun ending - living thing owns something - (k)ity
Noun ending - mine - (d)ek
Noun ending - movement away from - (k)ang
Noun ending - only ours - (k)angurrakang
Noun ending - only ours - angurrakang
Noun ending - ours (inclusive) - angurrak
Noun ending - plural - para
Noun ending - theirs (2) - pulak
Noun ending - theirs (plural) - (ty)anak
Noun ending - two - pula
Noun ending - yours (1) and mine - angalak
Noun ending - yours (2) - alak
Noun ending - yours (plural) - atak
Noun ending - yours - (g)in
Noun head-word
Noun repeating - plural
Postposition - between - nyet
Postposition - having -wil
Postposition - in the direction of - kuthəwiny
Postposition - indeed! -kat(a)
Postposition - woman -kurrk
Pronoun
Pronoun ending - possessor of - (k)aty
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Verb auxillary
Verb ending - I do - anda
Verb ending - action that occurs when another makes it possible - ap
Verb ending - beside - tawa
Verb ending - dual - pula
Verb ending - happening now - ang
Verb ending - happens now - a
Verb ending - has already happened (past) - in
Verb ending - has been - ən
Verb ending - he/she/it does - a
Verb ending - imperative singular - -kat
Verb ending - object - me - andin
Verb ending - often or still - ila
Verb ending - only us two do - angalang
Verb ending - ordering more than one person to do action - atiyaty or iyaty
Verb ending - ordering more than one person to do action to more than one person or thing - akaty
Verb ending - ordering one person - i
Verb ending - ordering one person to do action to other - ak
Verb ending - possible action
Verb ending - strong action - uwa
Verb ending - they do - an
Verb ending - those two do - bula
Verb ending - truly - min
Verb ending - very intensive - uta or ungga
Verb ending - way of being - aya
Verb ending - we (all of us) do - angurr
Verb ending - we (only us) do - angurrang
Verb ending - we two do - angal
Verb ending - will happen - iny
Verb ending - you ( one person) do - arr
Verb ending - you (more than two) do - aty
Verb ending - you two do - awal
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Nyakamuni!.
Look out!
Nyakanda puletya karndəli nyenggang piyalkal wikən.
I see two butcher birds sitting on a dead branch
Nyakangurr.
We all see, we all watch, we all consider
Nyakiladiyaty! kanintyang waku mirkuk tyirri-tyirrity-kity larnuk.
Look everyone! the crow is stealing an egg from the willie-wagtail's nest
Nyakilang kamərilak-pula nyuwa kapəl.
Two osprey watching near the river
Nyakilangan kangi-kurrm-kurrk-parra-ku waripang puliwarl-para.
Those older teenage girls are watching the teenagers dancing
Nyakinanda kapit-kapit permila lana.
I saw a wild blackfellow sneaking towards the camp
Nyakinanda kepin manyə pulety pulety kathəkarr payikang lanka.
I saw nine corellas flying home:
Nyakinyanda manyam perrpuk.
I will see him tomorrow
Nyakityarr-kat ninyam takin?
Why did you hit him?
Nyanga-kat kinya nyawi.
The sun is burning
Nyangən.
Burnt
Nyanya kiya?
How to pronounce it?
Nyanyarar kiya?
What are you saying?
Nyanyararr kiya?
What are you talking about?
Nyanyararr pirnin?
How did you get here?
Nyanyararr wantima?
What do you want?
Nyanyimən kinya wile pirnin.
It is a bad omen that this possum came
Nyanyuk-nyanyuk-min mumbelm.
A different hat (every day)
Nyaparr karrthi karrthi?
How old are you?
Nyaparr pembengguwin?
How many children have you got?
Nyarna wemba kanyilarr.
Don't worry. you are still breathing
Nyarninyangurr wemba.
No worries
Nyarrindek.
My name is ........
Nyarrinduk.
His (her, its) name is ...
Nyarringin ...
Your name is
Nyarrəmbən-pula.
Two old men
Nyatyərruwarr withəwiny?
When will you go home?
Nyawikal.
in the daylight
Nyenggang puletya kalalək piyalkal.
Say
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ny
eng
-gah
ng
puuleh
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ty
ah
kahl
-ah-lək
piih
-yahl-kahl
Two major mitchell cockatoos sitting on a branch
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