ENFL661744
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| 3 | Ibbiribbir, Little masks figures, [indecipherable] | Inar, Woman, female | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ibbai, Eagle hawk | 8 | Inargang, Girl |
| 4 | Ibirmanna, To paint, mark (make pretty | 11 | Ingel Ill, poorly |
| 2 | Ibbir, Nice | 12 | Ingelbang, Very ill |
| [words crossed out] | 13 | Ingian, Like, Similar | |
| 5 | Ibbaga, Nephew, relative Uncle, aunt. | 15 | Ingiannanna, To resemble |
| [words crossed out] | 14 | Ingianbirra, To make alike | |
| 10 | Irgar, Lobster | ||
| 2 | Iddarra, To hurt, injure | 7 | Indyang, Slow, soft. |
| 1 | Iddangidyillinya To hurt one self | 6 | Indyambirra, To be childish To be silly |
| 1 | Igge, Ripe. | 5 | Indgambildain, A soft childish fellow |
| 2 | Iggebirra, To get ripe | 9 | Ingang, A speciesof locust making a hissing noise |
| 3 | Iggebannanna, To make ripe | 3 | Inarginbidyal Fond of women |
| 3 | Ilware, Little hailstones. | 4 | Inarmubang, Without wife single |
| 1 | Illi, dry, withered | 8 | Ingamarra, to unloose take off |
| 2 | Illibirra, To wither | 18 | Wirrirmarra, To detain. |
| 8 | Wirragal, Black wax used for the spear | ||
| 14 | Wirrimbildanna, To leave store keep | ||
| 4 | Wirrindanna, To wash | ||
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