wizard in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines

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1629

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The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin

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1879

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wizard

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Gold Rush Colonial

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South Australia (SA): B

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SA

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ye. Wind, sou' -west — Gurra maiye (shiver- ing wind) . Wind, east— Thqlka maiye, Porlgumaiye. Wind, west — Loulka maiye, Lurmi. Wind, hot— Kulganiie. Windpipe — Kalde . Wind roaring — Krungkun ; Krimgullun or KrungiHn [i)i-es. par.] Wing — Tyele, Tyerle. Winking — Kalpulun, Kalpundim. Winter — Yort e . Wishing — Ellin, Pruwillin. Wisher, a — Pre^-ilamalde. Witchcraft — Millin, Xgadhimgi. Withered— Meralde. With (an instrument) — In angk ai. With— Aid, AI, Ungai. With (a material) - Ungai, Ungar. W ithin — Maremuntimt. Without — Indau [affix], Itye. Wizard - Wiwii-remalde, Malpuri. Woman — Mimini . Wombat — Moroiye. Woman, young —.

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