Bahloo: moon.
Beeargah: hawk.
Beeleer: black cockatoo.
Beereeun: prickly lizard.
Bibbee: woodpecker, bird.
Bibbil: shiny-leaved box-tree.
Bilber: a large kind of rat.
Billai or Billay: crimson-wing parrot.
Bindeah: a prickle or small thorn.
Bingah wingul: needle bush, a tall thorny shrub.
Birrahgnooloo: woman's name, meaning "face like a tomahawk handle."
Birrahlee: baby.
Birrableegul: children.
Boobootella: the big bunch of feathers at the back of an emu.
Boolooral: an owl.
Boomerang: a curved weapon used in hunting and in warfare by the blacks; called Burren by the Narran blacks.
Bootoolgah: blue-grey crane.
Borah: a large gathering of blacks where the boys are initiated into the mysteries which make them young men.
Bou-gou-doo-gahdah: the rain bird. Like the bower or mocking bird.
Bouyou: legs.
Bowrah or Bohrah: kangaroo.
Bralgahs: native companion, bird.
Bubberah: boomerang that returns.
Buckandee: native cat.
Buggoo: flying squirrel.
Bulgahnunnoo: bark-backed.
Bumble: a fruit-bearing tree, sometimes called wild orange and sometimes wild pomegranate tree. Capparis.
Bunbundoolooey: brown flock pigeon.
Bunnyyarl: flies.
Burreenjin: magpie, lark, or peewee
Budtha: rosewood-tree, also girl's name.
Byamee: man's name, meaning "big man."
Comebee: bag made of kangaroo skins.
Comeboo: stone tomahawk.
Cookooburrah: laughing jackass.
Coorigil: name of place, meaning sign of bees.
Corrobboree: black fellows' dance.
Cunnembeillee: woman's name, meaning pig-weed root.
Curree guin guin: butcher-bird.
Daen: black fellows.
Dardurr: bark, humpy or shed.
Dayah minyah: carpet snake.
Dayoorl: large flat stone for grinding grass seed upon.
Deegeenboyah: soldier-bird.
Decreeree: willy wagtail.
Dheal: the sacred tree of the Noongahburrahs, only used for putting on the graves of the dead.
Dinewan: emu.
Dingo: native dog.
Doonburr: a grass seed.
Doongara: lightning.
Dummerh: pigeons.
Dungle: water hole.
Dunnia: wattle.
Durrie: bread made from grass seed.
Eär moonan: long sharp teeth.
Euloo marah: large tree grubs. Edible.
Euloo wirree: rainbow.
Galah or Gilah: a French grey and rose-coloured cockatoo.
Gayandy: borah devil.
Gidgereegah: a species of small parrot.
Girrahween: place of flowers.
Gooeea: warriors.
Googarh: iguana.
Googoolguyyah: turn into trees.
Googoorewon: place of trees.
Goolahbah: grey-leaved box-tree.
Goolahgool: water-holding tree.
Goolahwilleel: top-knot pigeon.
Gooloo: magpie.
Goomade: red stamp.
Goomai: water rat.
Goomblegubbon: bastard or plainturkey.
Goomillah: young girl's dress, consisting of waist strings made of opossum's sinews with strands of woven oppossum's hair, hanging about a foot square in front.
Goonur: kangaroo rat.
Goug gour gahgah: laughing-jackass. Literal meaning, "Take a stick."
Grooee: handsome foliaged tree bearing a plum-like fruit, tart and bitter, but much liked by the blacks.
Gubberah: magical stones of Wirreenum. Clear crystallised quatty.
Guddah: red lizard.
Guiebet: a thorny creeper bearing masses of a lovely myrtle-like flower and an edible fruit somewhat resembling passion fruit.
Guinary: light eagle hawk.
Guineboo: robin redbreast.
Gurraymy: borah devil.
Gwai: red.
Gwaibillah: star. Mars.
Kurreah: an alligator.
Mahthi: dog.
Maimah: stones.
Maira: paddy melon.
May or Mayr: wind.
Mayrah: spring wind.
Meainei: girls.
Midjee: a species of acacia.
Millair: species of kangaroo rat.
Moodai: opossum.
Moogaray: hailstones.
Mooninguggahgul: mosquito-calling bird.
Moonoon: emu spear.
Mooregoo: motoke.
Mooroonumildah: having no eyes.
Morilla or Moorillah: pebbly ridges.
Mubboo: beefwood-tree.
Mullyan: eagle hawk.
Mullyangah: the morning star.
Murgah muggui: big grey spider.
Murrawondah: climbing rat.
Narahdarn: bat.
Noongahburrah: tribe of blacks on the Narran.
Nullah nullah: a club or heavy-headed weapon.
Nurroo gay gay: dreadful pain.
Nyunnoo or Nunnoo: a grass humpy.
Ooboon: blue-tongued lizard.
Oolah: red prickly lizard.
Oongnairwah: black diver.
Ouyan: curlew.
Piggiebillah: ant-eater. One of the Echidna, a marsupial.
Quarrian: a kind of parrot.
Quatha: quandong; a red fruit like a round red plum.
U e hu: rain, only so called in song.
Waligoo: to hide. A game like hide-and-seek.
Wahroogah: children.
Wahn: crow.
Wayambeh: turtle.
Waywah: worn by men, consisting of a waistband made of opossum's sinews with bunches of strips of paddymelon skins hanging from it.
Weedall: bower or mocking-bird.
Weeownbeen: a small bird. Something like a redbreast, only with longer tail and not so red a breast.
Widya nurrah: a wooden battleaxe shaped weapon.
Willgoo willgoo: pointed stick with feathers on top.
Wirree: small piece of bark, canoe-shaped.
Wirreenun: priest or doctor.
Womba: mad.
Wondah: spirit or ghost.
Wurranunnah: wild bees.
Wurrawilberoo: whirlwind with a devil in it; also clouds of Magellan.
Wurranunnah: bee.
Wurrunnah: man's name, meaning standing.
Yaraan: white gum-tree.
Yhi: the sun.
Yuckay: oh, dear!
