Cot-banie, or Cot-barry, To cut. 
Carra-duin, A fishing-line. 
Canno, A belly-full. 
Caberra, The head. 
Cad-lwar, or Col-liang, The neck. 
Corungun, A nail. 
Carra-mah, A gut. 
Camye, A spear, or lance. 
Ca-la-ra, A large fish-gig, with four prongs. 
Ca-rall, The black cockatoo. 
Ca-ra-ga-rang, The sea. 
Ca-ra-goo-la, The cbb-tide. 
Cow-ee, To come. 
Can-ning, A cave in the rock. 
Can, A snake, guana, or lizard. 
Ca-la-ba-ran, A large sword, or scymetar. 
Ca-ra-goon, A centipede. 
Cud-yal, Smoak. 
Ca-ban, An egg. 
Cal-loo-a, To climb. 
Cur-ra-yura, The sky. 
Cot-ban-la, It is broke. 
Cot-ban, To break. 
Diera, A bone. 
Din, and Din aillon, Women. 
Derra-bangel-dion crelli bow, To take off, or imitate. 
Dyennibbe, Laughter. 
Dere-nignan, To sneeze. 
Didgerry-goor, I thank you. 
Didgerry goor Wogul Banne, I thank you for a bit. 
Die, Here. 
Diam-o-wau, Where are you?-
Dara, The teeth_. 
Diwarra, The hair. 
Da-ma-na Beril, The hand and fingers. 
Duralia, A hearn. 
Doo-roy, The grass. 
Doo-ra, A musquito. 
Doo-ra-gy-a, To spit. 
Door-a-lang, To prick. 
Dir-gally, To scratch. 
Dar-ra-Burra-Booria, To pick the teeth. 
Dooroow, A son. 
Eo-ra, Men or People. 
Era-mad-ye-winnia, To snatch. 
Eranga, T’other side of the hill. 
Eri, Full. 
Elabi-la-bo, To make water. 
E-roo-ka, To sweat. 
E-li-mang, A small shield, made of bark. 
Gall Gall, Small-pox. 
Gnoowing, The night-
Gna-oong, The nose ornament_. 
Gnia-na, To sigh. 
Go-wally, A shag, or cormorant. 
Goomun, The fir-tree. 
Godie-by, Rotten, or decayed. 
Go-roon, A muscle. 
Gorey, Juice. 
Gnia, I myself!-
Ger-rub-ber, Any thing that gives fire, as a gun,
etc_. 
Gorai, The ear. 
Gor-rook, The knee. 
Gading, The arm. 
Gwo-meil, Feathers,
Gnal-loa, To sit. 
Go-ril, A parrot. 
Ga-ra-way, A white cockatoo. 
Girra-girra, A fishing-gull. 
Gwarra, The wind. 
Gur-gy, The fern-root-
Gon-yi, A house or hut_. 
Goor-ing, A female child. 
Gwee-ang, Fire. 
Gar-ree, To cough. 
Go-mi-ra, A hole. 
Goon-gan, A barbed spear, for close fighting. 
Gur-go, A meteor, or shooting star. 
Gong-ara, Ornamental scars on the body. 
Gwee-rang, Ornaments made of reeds, and strung round