ntange, rntange
edible seeds
munyeroo, pigweed, purslane (portulaca oleracea)
id:7579 order:439
Ntange ulyawe urrknge-ilemele renhe athemele imerte itetyeke.
You grind pigweed seeds, making them soft, so you can cook them.
mulga seeds (acacia aneura, acacia paraneura)
id:7576 order:436
Ntange artetye therrke anteye akemele urrpme-akerte.
You pick mulga seeds while they are still green and rippled.
native millet (panicum decompositum)
id:7575 order:434
Ntange iltyartwe inemele, atheme urrknge-iletyeke arlkwetyeke.
You get native millet seeds and grind them to a paste to eat.
wooly butt grass (eragrostis eriopoda)
id:7574 order:432
Antyerenge irrtnye ingkele urlkernetyarte.
People used to clean the husks off wooly butt grass with their feet.
acacia bush (elegant acacia - prickly wattle seed) (acacia victoriae ssp. arida)
id:7578 order:438
Ntange arlepe inemele arelhele atherele athenhe-athenhe.
Women get the acacia bush seeds and mash them on a grindstone.
sandhill wattle (acacia ligulata)
id:7577 order:437
Arne arterrke ahelhe athetheke akngerre lyapentye-akngerre.
The sandhill wattle grows where there is plenty of red soil.
