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wizard in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia

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1842
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Western Australia
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wizard in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia

rt]^Binmna. Wind, north-west — Durga ; DtalUjar. Wind, south — Wu:iti. Wind, south-east — Winit ; D-yedik. ' Wind, south-west — Karring. Wind, east— Nandat ; Nangalar. Wind, west — Durga. Wind, sea-breeze— Gulam win. Wind, land-wind^ — Nandat. Windpipe — Dtag&t ; Mungurdur. Wing — K^nba. Wing, oute…

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1,842
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2101
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Internet Archive
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A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore
Published
1842
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wizard
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Early Colonial
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Western Australia (WA): B
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WA
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rt]^Binmna. Wind, north-west — Durga ; DtalUjar. Wind, south — Wu:iti. Wind, south-east — Winit ; D-yedik. ' Wind, south-west — Karring. Wind, east— Nandat ; Nangalar. Wind, west — Durga. Wind, sea-breeze— Gulam win. Wind, land-wind^ — Nandat. Windpipe — Dtag&t ; Mungurdur. Wing — K^nba. Wing, outer pinion of — Jili. Wink, to— Butak-butSk. Winter — Maggoro. Witchcraft — Boyl-ya. Withered, dried up ; applied to wood or animals when dead — ^Mandju. Withered; applied to leaves— -Derer. Within — Bura. Without, wanting anything— Bru ; as Boka bru, without a cloak. Wittingly— Ba.ndak. Wive, to ; steal a wife — Kardo barrang. Wizard —.

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