Traditional

- this word appears only in the collection by Kuhn, which has some errors, so the word may not be quite correct.- gabidja seems to include gabi water.

Egginton/Tindale calls this fish groper, while Egginton/Johnson calls it blue head.

literally tooth bad-tempered.

most sources say this is a toadfish, while Aunty Phoebe Wanganeen says it can also mean puffer fish.the name literally means sea ugly.

seems to mean literally long ears.

there is another phrase meaning sunrise, dhindu gambalaradj might be another phrase for the same thing, or could mean something slightly different.