Book B, Page 17

Mutíŋun Ŋí̇rıba or Mútıŋ Ŋirıbáŋun	We will carry a fish gig (with us)
Muramadyémi	:Thou didst let fall:
Matıŋarabáŋun nágaba	:We shall sleep separate:
Mı ŋyínı Poulden?	What relation are you to Poulden
Mīmadyímı?	What’s the matter with you
Mānwȧrı.	To find (lit.y take abroad)
Mānwȧrıdyaoú	I found or did find
Mínyın mìwȧna?	Why wont you have it?
Mu̇lagátu̇ŋ	A body louse

Mı mı ga. Mīm bowanára mı ga	What are you looking for what.
Berá pars̀bu̇gí	I have lost a fish hook

Mı mı wȧranára	What are you looking for.
Mānu̇ru. Mānúrı	To forget. Forgot
Mulālı	Sick
P. Bubílyıdyaou hand kerchyéra	I cover’d (myself) with a handkerchief
D. Mínyın?	Why?
P. Mulālıdwȧrın	Because I was sick.
Nēpe	To blow the nose
:Murí:	Lent.
MāttíSoft. Easy for a child to eat as soft bread, boil’d carrot &c.
Murīŋ. The stick which the ‸children throw at the block which another trolls along the ground
Miamılegolȧŋ
Merana To be first. Welláŋa To follow or be second.