Book B, Page 19

Tóana [verb]

This occurrence: B19

This occurrence glossed as: «To court. To make love to.» (B19)

Tabónga (W)	To yawn:
Tieeringang	To sneeze
Taa boorool boorool	To gape
Taamoolý	To change names
Tiéering aléema	To yawn
Támara	To wipe the hands
Taabánga	To yawn
Tsiáti	To talk
Taamóonadiouĭna	I refused you (something)
Taatibalȧng	Good, as to eat.
Tarrabu̇rra	Day
Tanié	To tie, or tie thou
Tete Tetebaoú	To go away
Tetetetetetetete	Go Go Go make haste
Tīlbáŋa	To tear (as paper)
Tyerabárrbowaryaou	:I shall not become white:
This was said by Patyegaráŋ after I had told her, if she would wash herself often, she would become white at the same ‸time throwing down the towel as in despair.
Tıenmíle	To play
Ŋyéla tıenmíle ŋyéla	Come to play come
Tāmúna	Gone. Expended. Used up
as “Bread tāmúnadyaóu” “I have ate up the bread”
Tyérĕrabu̇ŋa	To undress
Tyuragā	To spit
Tyırál1 Gūrı2	Shoal water Deep wa
Tyargálye	To scratch
Tyelkála	To embrace. To hug
Tóana. To court. To make love to.
:Tyérun: To run away