WCL dhumowak(u), dhœmuwak(u) cloth, clothes : G dhumook WCL (KLY/KulY/KY) dhuyum(a) thunder : Y unhthuymu, At unhthumu, A unhthuymu thunder (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 word angkapa hat, from English cap). WCL dœnasam(u) eyelash (OKY also samudaana) : G caamudaanha WCL gii knife (OKY giri) : G giiri, Y ghiri, At kiri, A kiri WCL iibu chin : G iibu WCL kab(a) (OKY kœraba) paddle : G karaaba WCL kat(a) frog, underjaw part of jaw; neck (in compounds), Bœigu sub-dialect kœteko, kœteku frog : G kartakarta green frog (recorded as kartakatta), Y WCL katham(a) (plural kathamal) banana (fruit) : G katamarra, Y katamarra, A katamarra WCL kausar(a) inland pandanus, bœruwa young kausar : G burwa, kwacherra pandanus WCL kayadh grandmother : G kayadha grandmother WCL kùn(a) stern (kona/cona was recorded for OKY by Brierly and MacGillivray) : G koona or kuuna WCL (KLY/KulY/KY) kùpai, (KLY) kùpa, OKY kùpar birth cord, (KLY/KulY/KY) maithakùpai, (KLY) maithakùp, OKY maithakùpar navel [maitha belly, stomach); cf. kùp(a) bottom, base : G kupara WCL mabar(a) small mangrove conch with spikes : G mabarr, At mavarra k.o. shell WCL makas(a) mouse, rat; wœsar(a) kangaroo, wallaby : G maakacha, Y (?)wacharra, At (?)acharra, (?)acharraki, A (?)wacharra mouse WCL mapu(ig/nga) heavy; pregnant : At (?) mupadhi, mupaayma (stem : mupa-) pregnant WCL met(a) dugong flipper, arm : G merta fin WCL mœrap(i), (KLY) mœraapi bamboo : G marraapi, Y marrapi, At marrapi, A marrapi WCL mùdh(a) shelter, hut, back-yard, haven, place/spot protected from the wind : G mudha WCL muugu ant/termite hill/nest [generic term], white ant, termite : G muungku, Y mungka, At mungka, A mungka (red) anthill WCL ngaga bird/stingray wing : G ngaaga wing WCL paad(a) hill, tip, top, height : G pada hill, paada head WCL patha- cut, chop : A ipaata cut, chop WCL puuy(i), (OKY) puuri (variant upœri) magic charm/gear/medecine (i.e. the material and language used in magic, but not the magic itself, which is maidh) : G upiirri medecine, Y upirri, At upirri, A upirri sore, painful; witchcraft WCL puuy(i), OKY puuri tree, plant, post, pole, log : G puri tree WCL saan(a) dugong tail : G canha fish tail WCL sara tern : G