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Gailigootthee Language has 100 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference.
Mostly:word for alive(1), word for angry(1), word for arm(1)
wordForBadwordForBandicootwordForBigToewordForBlackCockatoowordForBlackSnakewordForBladderwordForBloodwordForBloodwoodThe long tail: predicates that appear too rarely to warrant their own section. Filter or scroll to find a specific one. Each row links to its source.
| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Word for Bones | beepee | [1] |
| Word for Boy | podeepo | [1] |
| Word for Breast | laoomberie | [1] |
| Word for Brother | myin | [1] |
| Word for Calf | inggeea | [1] |
| Word for Camp | nee-ee | [1] |
| Word for Carpet Snake | wanya | [1] |
| Word for Cheek | ingangga | [1] |
| Word for Chest Scars | cocolo | [1] |
| Word for Chin | ingahoo | [1] |
| Word for Climb | baminnie | [1] |
| Word for Clouds | eengga | [1] |
| Word for Coloured Snake | gunthan | [1] |
| Word for Come Back | droowee angie | [1] |
| Word for Corrobborie | momma | [1] |
| Word for Cough | ahgy'alanna | [1] |
| Word for Cousins | coigee | [1] |
| Word for Crocodile | landeepo | [1] |
| Word for Crow | ohwan | [1] |
| Word for Cry | yootucca | [1] |
| Word for Dead | mahcan | [1] |
| Word for Dugong | yungun | [1] |
| Word for Ear | gnorrie | [1] |
| Word for East Wind | ahgalla | [1] |
| Word for Egret | mozitt | [1] |
| Word for Elbow | trah | [1] |
| Word for Eye | oarroo | [1] |
| Word for Fall | andee | [1] |
| Word for Fat | mocah | [1] |
| Word for Father | pooee | [1] |
| Word for Fire | moa | [1] |
| Word for Fish Eagle | wacca | [1] |
| Word for Foot | gnoia | [1] |
| Word for Forehead | byee | [1] |
| Word for Girl | andy'a | [1] |
| Word for Go Away | canna | [1] |
| Word for Good | injay'ee | [1] |
| Word for Grauculus | arbroowan'nampo coibee | [1] |
| Word for Ground Parrot | thamoota | [1] |
| Word for Gullet | bolin'gatee | [1] |
| Word for Hair | eea | [1] |
| Word for Hand | ah | [1] |
| Word for Head | mah | [1] |
| Word for Heart | cheereetapo | [1] |
| Word for Heel | toogoo | [1] |
| Word for Heron | wanjeega | [1] |
| Word for Him | andooamee | [1] |
| Word for Hungry | arangachenna | [1] |
| Word for Iguana | yampa | [1] |
| Word for Ironwood | donggatchie | [1] |
| Word for Jackass | banto | [1] |
| Word for Jewfish | dondoi | [1] |
| Word for Kidneys | bolthunna | [1] |
| Word for Kingfish | umbyee | [1] |
| Word for Kite | kinja | [1] |
| Word for Knee | poarra | [1] |
| Word for Laugh | ingyammie | [1] |
| Word for Leachi | mannagonggo | [1] |
| Word for Leg | baranna | [1] |
| Word for Lightning | beengagga | [1] |
| Word for Liver | ohculgoma | [1] |
| Word for Lungs | poacanat'chan | [1] |
| Word for Macaw | tappee | [1] |
| Word for Man | indroanna | [1] |
| Word for Mangrove | gnayee | [1] |
| Word for Mans Privates | indowoo | [1] |
| Word for Me | andic | [1] |
| Word for Meat | ahdyee babba | [1] |
| Word for Moon | gnya | [1] |
| Word for Mother | nahtee | [1] |
| Word for Mouth | ingah | [1] |
| Word for Mullet | thaoh | [1] |
| Word for Native Cat | thoomba | [1] |
| Word for Native Companion | droolee | [1] |
| Word for No | appa | [1] |
| Word for North Wind | ingwyalee | [1] |
| Word for Nose | nayee | [1] |
| Word for Old Man | wuhtyee | [1] |
| Word for Old Woman | waiahpo | [1] |
| Word for Oyster | taccatee | [1] |
| Word for Paunch | calmpa | [1] |
| Word for Peaceful Dove | murra coogie | [1] |
| Word for Pigeon | thallaeooin | [1] |
| Word for Porpoise | looeemie | [1] |
| Word for Posterior | aygarrie | [1] |
| Word for Rain | yootucca | [1] |
| Word for Reed Necklet | ohlee | [1] |
| Word for Run | chajagga olncagga | [1] |
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