Book B, Page 34

Lose (verb)
I have lost it	Parrbuggý

it which she did very clearly, by giving me to under- stand it was because I gave her victuals, drink & every thing she wanted, without putting her to the trouble of asking for it.

✓ I then told her that a whiteman had been wound- ed some days ago in coming from Kadi to Wȧráŋ & asked her ‸why the black men did it.
Ansr. Gūlara	(Because they are) angry.
D. Mínyın gūlara eóra?	Why are the b. m. angry?
P. Inyám ŋal  wí̇ w. m.	Because the white men are settled here.
P. Tyérun kamarıgál	The kamarigals are afraid.
D. Mínyın tyérun k_gál?	Why are the k_ afraid?
P. Gu̇nın	Because of the Guns.

Ŋāna meranába?	Which shall be first? (to drink sulphur water.)
Piyadyáŋun merana- golȧŋ	We two were talking about who should be first.

Wogulu̇ŋa bisket

May I have, or will you give me 1

P. Wȧna breakfast Mr. D.?	Where do you breakfast Mr. D.
D. Inyam gonyera.	Here at home.
P. Bíal gwi‸yúŋo.	The fire is not yet lighted.

P. Nyímu̇ŋ candle Mr. D.

Put out the candle Mr. D.

P. Mānmáŋun tyíbuŋ wella madwȧra

We will gather tyibungs as we come back.

Ŋūnmu̇l      They call a palisade fence by this name

Yérı piadyaou Yırınibínya	I spoke thus to Yırınıby
Wȧwı bowanára wȧ ŋéra.