Tjiilpala tjunguṟa tjunguṟa kanyilpai tjitji ungkunytjikitjangku tjuwaku.
We put coins together (over time) keeping them to give to the children for (buying things at) the store. ulytja
mantara
clothes, woman's dress
id:10105 order:699
Ulytja tjuṯa tjuwangka ngaripai, kala wiṟu tjuṯa ngurkantaṟa payamilalpai.
There are lots of clothes in the store, and choosing out really nice ones we buy them. mukata
mukati
hat
id:10106 order:701
Wati tjuṯangku mukata puḻka tjuṯa kanyilpai kata kampanytjaku-tawara.
The men have (wear) big hats to keep their heads from getting hot. yakutja
paiki
bag, pouch
id:10107 order:703
Minymangku yakutja kanyilpai mani, miritjina, mingkulpa kanyintjikitjangku.
A woman has a bag to keep her money, medicine and tobacco in. puuta
tjinatja
shoe
id:10108 order:705
Aṉangungku puuta kanyilpai tjilkangka, kuḻingka waringka-tawara.
A person has (wears) shoes to avoid (their feet) getting prickles, or getting burnt, or getting cold. mani
tjimari
money
id:10103 order:696
Kuwari nganaṉa mani mantjilpai munula mai tjuwangka palyamilalpai.
Nowadays we get money and buy food at the store.