All lexicons

hold something tightly in the fist

thresh grain with the feet

vile smell

steal

to pierce, to stab

to blow on, fan

to roast

(gloss uncertain)

to carve

return something; to

to skin or peel, remove the skin or peeling

to feed, catch with bait

pay for the use of something

pursue, chase

to vomit

to de louse

de

to tap lightly on a hard surface

scoop up with a net; catch with snare

to balance, be in good balance

very thin

thin (materials)

thin (materials)

thin (of materials)

to pinch, squeeze between

thin, of persons and animals

thin, of people and animals

to plait, as mats or baskets

fragrant, sweet-smelling

bandicoot, marsupial ‘ rat’

bandicoot, marsupial ‘ rat’

the morning ( evening) star">star: Venus

to smoke fish or meat for preservation

interrogative marker: which?

to stupefy fish with natural plant poisons

to leak, as a roof

to dibble

bird

bird

chicken

chicken

bird; any flying creature

wound

place where chickens are kept

to measure

to prop up

(?)

bird

to poke into, pierce, insert

to knock, pound, beat

insect

shoot with a blowpipe

dig up the ground with a digging stick

remove the bones from meat or fish

affinal relative, probably son-in-law and daughter-in-law

float, be a drift

to obey, follow orders

luck

to suck at the breast, suckle

to pierce, penetrate, skewer

to beat, pound

to point at, point out, show by pointing

cooked, ripe

warm, hot

warm, hot

warm, hot

warm, hot

bitter (?)

bitter

(gloss uncertain)

breast

full

good

good

good

(gloss uncertain)

choosy, fussy, fastidious

(gloss uncertain)

close

broken

dim, of vision

ten

white

twenty

white

white

white

whitish, somewhat white

ash

within reach (?)

ebb, of water in streams; low tide

sunny, hot

sour

full of waves

a drift

floating, a drift

sour, acid

salty, brackish

salty

to pity, have mercy on, feel compassion for