Book B, Page 23

Yagoóna	To day, or now
Yen	To go or to walk
Yenmáumiee or Yenmáamiee ngia	May I go?
Yenmaóu	I will go
Yarrsbóonie	Mind your work
literally, you do not fatigue yourself.
Yeerie bená	This way
Yenóo or yeníoo	I go or am going. They say this when going away
:Yerúng:	A tree
:Yeerabóabo:	Bye & bye
Yoóroo. Ngiéenee goóla yoóroo?	Hungry. Are you hungry.
Ngía yooroo ngía	I am hungry
Yooroomadioú Booroong   I was angry with Booroong. Note this was said by Berangaroo after she had told me that Benelong had                 Booroong.
Yīnıgolá	You had near fallen
Yélga	The barb of a spear
Yenwȧrı	Go away
Yuruīn	I am hungry or From hunger
Yúin	Indeed. or It is true
Yīnıŋmadyémı	Thou didst let fall
Yetbí	To push any thing along
Yenarabaou	I will go and fetch it
Yurūlbaradyú	I am sharpening the tyibau bōŋ (by rubbing it on a stone)
Yarrakál	Clean. Or yellow
Yāra To sharpen the point of a mutıŋ or fishgig