Traditional

- Newchurch +/Black records this as the whole arm, including the hand.- however, languages of this region generally have more specific words for arm referring to parts of the arm, not the whole arm.- the word as shared with related languages indicates the meaning may be only the upper arm, or only the forearm. Arndu could mean, for example, forearm, or upper arm.

- this word is used specifically about 'my' father, not someone else's.- also other relations considred equivalent, such as my mother's sister's husband.

- this word is used specifically about 'my' mother, not someone else's.- also other relations considered equivalent, such as my father's brother's wife.

can also be used to refer to a distant relative.

- found in the compound yarlgu adjinidji 'leg-weary'.

according to Aunty Phoebe Wanganeen, the alaladu grows in clusters - a dark maroon sort of colour, a little like gooseberry but without the green and sweeter.

- usually means an Aboriginal woman.- anggi can mean 'wife' in some contexts (see example above).