native millet (Panicum decompositum)
id:7050 order:440
Altywart ntang mwerr-angker ilpay-areny.
Millet seed is really good; (it grows) along the creeks.
sickle-leaved wattles (Acacia colei, Acacia cowleana, Acacia elachantha)
id:7052 order:442
Ntang alerrey athenh apwertel.
(They) used to grind wattle seed on a rock.
munyeroo, pigweed, purslane (Portulaca oleracea)
id:7054 order:444
Ntang iylaw apwertel athenh pmwar-warl.
(They) used to grind the munyeroo seeds into a coolamon.
mulga (Acacia aneura, Acacia paraneura)
id:7051 order:441
Rernem ntang artety-areny athenh apwertel.
They used to grind the mulga seeds with a grinding stone.
summer grass, armgrass millet (Urochloa piligera)
id:7049 order:439
Kwenhent-kwenhent altywart ikwer apelty.
The summer grass and the native millet belong together.
acacia bush (elegant acacia) (Acacia victoriae ssp. arida)
id:7053 order:443
Ntang arlep rwewarl iwemel arlkwem arrpemarl renh.
(We) throw the acacia seeds on the fire (to cook) and then eat them.
