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Voyages in the Southern Hemisphere, Vols. II - IIIVoyaging Accounts
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23 August 1770


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Description of New South Wales (continued)

English. New Holland. English. New Holland.
The head, Wageegee. Nails, Kulke.
Hair, Morye. Sun, Gallan.
Eyes, Meul. Fire, Meanang.
Ears, Melea. A stone, Walba.
Lips, Yembe. Sand, Yowall.
Nose, Bonjoo. A rope, Gurka.
Tongue, Unjar A man, Bama.
. Beard, Wallar. A male turtle, Poinga.
Neck, Doomboo. A female, Mameingo.
Nipples, Cayo. A canoe, Marigan.
Hands, Marigal. To paddle, Pelenyo.
Thighs, Coman. Sit down, Takai.
Navel, Toolpoor. Smooth, Mier Carrar.
Knees, Pongo A dog, Cotta, or Kota.
Feet, Edamal. A loriquet, Perpere, or pier-pier.
Heel. Kniorror. Blood, Garmbe.
Cockatoo, Wanda. Wood, Yocou.
The soal of the foot, Chumal. The bone in the nose, Tapool.
Ankle, Chongurn. A bag, Charngala.
Arms, Aco, or Acol. A great cockle, Moingo
Thumb, Eboorbalga. Cocos, yams, Maracotu.
The fore, middle, and ring fingers, Egalbaiga. Expressions, as we supposed, of admiration, which they continually used when they were in company with us. Cherr, Cherco, Yarcaw, Tut, tut, tut, tut,
The little finger, Nakil, or Eboornakil.
The sky, Kere, or Kearre.
A father, Dunjo.
A son, Jumurre.


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