they PLURAL G inyaanha another, Y unya, At unyinha, wanhu, A unyinha other, different, WCL war, wara other, wardh, warakidh different (Note the formal resemblance between the two words inyaaba and inyaanha) G ipadha, Y ivadha, At ivuny, A ivadha, WCL thathi father G ipama kangaroo, Y ipamu, At ikamu, A - black kangaroo, WCL wœsar kangaroo, wallaby G iipi, Y ipi, At ipi, A ipi, WCL ngùki fresh water (MacGillivray had given creek bed as the meaning of WCL kœsa and Gud artaba. Kœsa actually means creek, river, and artaba most likely meant the same. For stream, he recorded : ipitaaba (ipi-artaba), which is actually water-creek.) G ipiyaman[h]a, Y ipima, At nhipima, A ipima, WCL ùrapùn (wara+pùn) one G ipunya, Y yapi, At yapi, A yapi, WCL pœuth forehead (see paadha) G ir[r]iimad[h]in sleep, Y una, At una, A una sleep, lie down, WCL uthui sleep [noun] , uthui yu[na]i- lie down asleep G irruurrunya, Y —, AT —, A uluyva, WCL lama- copulate G ithiina thigh, Y ithiina thigh, At ithiina thigh, A ithin thigh, tree root, WCL madhu meat; thigh, sipi root G it[h]uur[r]a, it[h]uulma, Y yuthu, At ruthu, A yuthu, WCL uma dead G iwunya, Y iwuny, At ikuchi, A —, WCL kaura, kùrùsai- ear G iya, Y amu, At nya, A inya, WCl waa yes G *iibu, Y anya, At anya, A anya, WCL iibu chin G iilpi, Y avidha, At lakun, A avidha, WCL akur guts G iinta upper arm, Y winta, At winta, A winta arm, WCL zugu upper arm, kawai arm G iingka, Y ina, At ina, A ina sit (down), WCL (apa)thanurai- sit (down), ni-/niya-/niina- sit, live, stay G iipa heart, Y yipa, At lipa, A yipa liver, WCl siib(a) liver; seat of feelings; cf. Y antuun, At antudhi, A antuun heart, WCl ngœnakap heart [lit. breath-organ] G iingku, Y wungku, At wungku, A wungku, WCL kulu knee, kuku leg joint G iiyi, Y iyi, At umughanhu, A iyi nose, beak, WCL piti nose, buna beak G *karaaba, Y wacharra, At angampa, A wacharra, WCL kab(a) (OKY kœraba) paddle G *katamarra, Y *katamarra, At makyaarra, A *katamarra, WCL katham (plural kathamal) banana (fruit) G *kartakarta green frog (recorded as kartakatta), Y *, aypara, At aypara, A aypara frog, WCL kat(a) frog, underjaw part of jaw; neck (in compounds), Bœigu sub-dialect kœteko, kœteku frog G *kayadha grandmother, Y ami(dha), At ami(n), A