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Chaap wuurong (broad lip). Kuurn kopan noot (small lip). Peek whuurong (kelp lip).
Divorced woman Winnakum kuurk, 'left off wife' Wanna'gnumheear, 'left off wife' Yuunyuunda, 'left off'
Do, to anything Talkugnak Muyubakkæ Muyuparrin
Doctor Lunyewil Kuurnuukbuul Kuun'gill
Doorway of dwelling Wuuro laar Wuro wuurn Wuro wuurn
Down of bird Nuurtknok Nuurtnong Nuurtnong
Down, to tumble down Puitkan Yarndapuurtee an Yuungkin
Drag Tirndak Wireenjakæ Wireenjan
Dray Ka'att Barrang'guurt Barrang'guurt
Dream, or dreaming Ya ya yellang Yarkeen Yakinno
Drink, to drink Kuupalann Tuttakawann Tutta kuyerk
Drive of game Paayaar wuung'iitch Gnummang kuuknanuut Gnummang kuuknanuut
Dropsy Purpelang Purpeean Purpeen
Drum, made of opossum rug Pælp Murn Murn
Drumming noise Kurnda pælp Kurndun murn Kurndun murn
Drunk, aboriginal man Kuupkæriit, 'drink bitter' Tatlup peet, 'drink bitter' Tatup peet, 'drink bitter'
Duck weed Chuurak Tuurak Tuurak
Dumb Yollipkuutcha Kukunan Kalkuutnan
Dusk, nightfall Poroin Poronn Mendia
Dwarf, male Po'olk Warpeet Warpeet
Dwarf, female Polkuurk Warpeheear Warpechaar
Dysentery Tuutiyan Poor gnanno Porr gneong
Ear Wirng buulin Wirng Wing
Ear-hole Wuutchuk wirng buulin Puukuit wirng Lirpa
Earth Cha Mæring Mæring
Earth nut Puewann Puewann Pam
Earthquake Muurmuur ajaa Puurn puurn mææring, 'heave ground' Tuuntuunba, 'heave ground'
East Pupkuumup neowee, 'rising sun' Pupkuupeetch tirng, 'rising sun' Kunbeetch gnunnung, 'rising sun'
Eat Chakna g'no Tukka wan Tukkeen
Echo Gnang'guyuuk, 'sound' Gnawuurn nuung, 'sound' Wung a, 'hearing'
Eclipse No name No name No name
Eel basket Puutchakuurn Gnarraban Karkart
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