Book B, Page 22

Werówee	a child (female large)
Wógul	He (third person singular)
Worrong-woóree	:On this side (the water):
Weeanadóoroo	Put it downhere
Weeling	The lip
Waúlo	The chin
Wómara	To run as an animal. To fly as a spear or bird. Also the throwing stick
Wauloomý. Booróody	Worse. Better
Wogul1 wórree2 ngwéea3	Give me3 one1 more2
Waunánga	Don’t ye
Waúra . Rascal from Nanbarry unasked
Waulomi (contraction of Waulomyen)	Where are you going?
Answer Bĭál	Nowhere
Wȧru̇ŋa	When
Today	Yagóona
Waúnĭa	A Lie, or falsehood
Ngĭĕnĭ waúnĭa	You lie
Waúnĭadĭemĭ	You did lie
Waúnadĭémĭ?	Would you not?
Wīanáda	Stop
Wauloonadarang.	More if you please
Waaragál	The Mackerel.
	Where have you been
Waúnabaóu1 píĭbooni2 (perhaps contraction of píallabooni)	I will not1not talk2 Note a double negative.
Waúrimi	Where have you been
Wúdu̇ŋ	The bone point of a spear