noun

this is maternal mothers mother.

many family terms in Nharangga were not clearly recorded. It is not fully certain what this word means. Possibilities include:- for a woman - her daughters child and her sisters grandchild.- probably also for a man - his sisters daughters child.

in todays use of Nharangga language, this word is also used to mean underwear.

there are different words recorded for mullet. They might mean different types of mullet, or closely related types of fish. We cannot be certain, as none of the collections specifices a scientific name. Howitt later removed this one from his list in favour of baldi.

a sword stick or fighting club, or perhaps a diffing stick.

a small black species.Gladys Elphick tells how this creature buries itself in the sand with its eyes still out. It has dangerous jags on its tail, which it swings up to attack people if they stand on it.