noun

may be related to gubilla alcohol.

Johnson/Tindale say the lobster is named for its ugly looks.

related language records indicate that the meaning alcohol comes from an earlier meaning seawater, taste of seawater.related languages include Kaurna, Nukunu and Ngadjuri

might be specifically the young female red kangaroo as listed in Egginton/Tindale.

the skin probably comes from a joey.- SA Museum has a Dama wallaby skin rug made by Louisa Egginton. It is featured in the famous portrait of Ivaritji.- It has an it inner surface a regular pattern of crossed lines formed by rubbing the folded skin with a broken piece of quartzite hammerstone. The skins were pegged out and dried in the sun, and stitched together with kangaroo (sinew) after trimming to a regular shape. (Egginton/Johnson/Tindale)

- this bird is identified as the groundlark (anthus novaeseelandiae australis).- however, this is not certain as another word is identified the same way.- gudilyarumight be another bird - perhaps the rufous songlark (cinclorhamphus mathewsii) (as indicated by related language records).related languages include Kaurna, Nukunu and Ngadjuri.

- Higgins (in Cockburns in Whats in a name?) suggests a literal meaning of dirty tail. Wardli is a word ending meaning tail, but Nharangga records do not list gudli as dirty.- Johnson suggests where emus come to drink. This is not a literal meaning of the word, although it could be a description of a place - possibly where the English town Koolywurtie stands, rather than Black Point.

Tanne Arrito/Snell also record louse/flea as cutta. This is an important source because it was recorded well before the mission period, but it has several errors. It is not clear whether cutta is a different word, or perhaps misheard.