Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland
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2.
O'caiga : To fall. Goer, Spanish.
Olalan : The hair of the head, or OI0I6.
Ololokonmock : Woman's private hair.
Ololonmal : Eye-lashes.
Ongoorier, Ungurier : Native name for another island.
Operou or Operow : An indelicate expression, probably a slang word.
Oumet or Oomett : Dead, or to die, or to sleep.
Pafin : An arrow ; see also Huanoo.
Pakaloon : The head.
Pakalungue : I have had my hair cut.
Pakaluntalegue : A vegetable, in shape like a skull.
Pakeleepatt : Put your head in the water.
P...ambess : A bracelet on the arm for holding a pipe, etc.
Pamgal^e : Man's name.
Pampel: Writing or to write, or paper (writing).
Pangalfam : The gum-tree.
Pangalfamgue : The kangaroo.
Pangamgam : A fern used by females for aprons.
Pangoll : A bow ; also Kandyoo.
PantafEatt : Man and wife.
Digitized by Google BY A. J. DUFFIELD. 125 Pantastaff : Cut figures, an engraving.
Pantastiffniquen : The fibre of the cocoa-nut.
Pap& : Man's name.
Paperow-roogee : A raft of bamboo, un caballito. Sp.
Parweenafew : Man's name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2.
O'caiga : To fall. Goer, Spanish.
Olalan : The hair of the head, or OI0I6.
Ololokonmock : Woman's private hair.
Ololonmal : Eye-lashes.
Ongoorier, Ungurier : Native name for another island.
Operou or Operow : An indelicate expression, probably a slang word.
Oumet or Oomett : Dead, or to die, or to sleep.
Pafin : An arrow ; see also Huanoo.
Pakaloon : The head.
Pakalungue : I have had my hair cut.
Pakaluntalegue : A vegetable, in shape like a skull.
Pakeleepatt : Put your head in the water.
P...ambess : A bracelet on the arm for holding a pipe, etc.
Pamgal^e : Man's name.
Pampel: Writing or to write, or paper (writing).
Pangalfam : The gum-tree.
Pangalfamgue : The kangaroo.
Pangamgam : A fern used by females for aprons.
Pangoll : A bow ; also Kandyoo.
PantafEatt : Man and wife.
Digitized by Google BY A. J. DUFFIELD. 125 Pantastaff : Cut figures, an engraving.
Pantastiffniquen : The fibre of the cocoa-nut.
Pap& : Man's name.
Paperow-roogee : A raft of bamboo, un caballito. Sp.
Parweenafew : Man's name.
What to read after Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Royal Society of Queensland to read onlineMoreLess
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