magic itself, which is maidh) G ur[r]uwa, Y apunwuvu, At wapunwuvu, A apunwuvu, WCL thigi brain (see also *paada) G utedangkarra cut, Y ute, At ute, A *ipaata cut, chop, WCL patha- cut, chop G ut[h]iir[r]a, Y achal, At achal, A achaa, WCL ziya cloud G uthiirra, Y u, At u, A u, WCL pœiba-, yœuda-/yœudha-, ma[ni]-, puypa-, sibawana- [lit. liver-put], KLY wiya- give; cf Y uthi, At uthi, A uthi give imperative G urtu[u]nya leg, ankle [probably actually shin], Y mutuny, At mutuny, A murtuny, WCL thœra (archaic form thœrar) shin, ngaar(a) leg, danakuk(u) ankle G uyimpa, Y ampu, At angkuula, umughanhu, A ampu, WCL buwai bow (of canoe) G uuje, Y upangupa, At ampinhampi, A ampinhampi, WCL yal hair; soft (archaic meaning), yalkap(u) uncombed hair [-kap(u) body part], yalbùp(a) hair [bùp(a) grass], (gamu)magadh body hair [gamu body, magadh spear grass] G uulpa, Y aypany, At aypanh, A aypany, WCL kùla stone G uumpa, Y unhthuymumata, At *ripan, A unhthuymumata, WCL pœnipan(i) lightning G uumpu, Y umpu, At wumpu, A umpu, WCL mimi urine G uunpi, Y unpi, At unpi, A unpi, WCL thithuy(i) star G uuna, Y ungi, At wuna, A ungi, WCL kùma dung G uuntu upper back, Y wuntuny, At udhumpuny back(bone), A wurnrtuny backbone, stern, WCL lœpu upper back, thaburidh backbone [lit. snakebone], kùn(a) stern (MacGillivray also noted apa lower back, cf WCL apa- lower, below, down, underneath); see further wuuntu G uunhtha, Y munhtha, At munhtha, A munhtha, WCL kùbi charcoal G uupu tail, Y wupul, At wupul, A wupuu buttocks, tail, WCL kùp(a) bottom, base, dokap(u) rump, buttock, kœub(a) tail G uurru, Y yupu, At lupu, A lupu boil, WCL tharthar boiling, tharthara-, tharthar thara- [stand] boil, zuiwœidha- [wœidha- place] boil (soup etc. ) (here the Gudang word may actually be the WCL word uur water) G *wagel, Y *unhthuymu, At *unhthumu, A *unhthuymu, WCL (KLY/KulY/KY) *dhuyum(a), (KKY) gigi thunder; WCL wagel(a) after, behind (As thunder always follows lightning, wagel may have been recorded by MacGillivray through a misunderstanding). The relationship between Urradhi unthuymu and WCL dhuyum(a) is unclear – if there is any. A loan in either direction is possible, though the initial syllable in Urradhi might suggest that the word is a loan from WCL into Urradhi. Compare the Yadhaikenu form angkapa hat, from English cap (see *walaapa). G *waapadha, Y *wapadha, At *wapara, A *wapadha, WCL wapadha cotton tree G