Tjanmaṯa kulkungka pauṟa rurupungkula nyiri waṉira unngutja ngalkupai.
Having cooked wild onion in the coals one rubs them (between one’s hands) and, discarding the skin, eats the insides.
Iḻi puḻingka ngaṟapai puṉu puḻkanya, munu kuṟuringkula mai wiṟuringkupai.
The wild fig is a large tree found on hillsides, and when it ripens it becomes nice fruit.
nyiṟunypa
nyinkiṉi
type of mistletoe (Amyema maidenii)
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Nyiṟunypa tjuḻpuku mai uṉinypa piṟantjara.
Amyema maidenii is food for birds – it’s a pale coloured seed.
Ngaṉtja nyiṟunpa puṟunypa palu mai kala tjuṯatjara tjitjingku ngalkupai.
Lysiana exocarpi is like Amyema maidenii but it has an assortment of coloured fruit that children eat.
uṉṯurngu
utiṟalya
bush banana (Marsdenia australis)
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Uṉṯurngu kulkungka paunnyangka kaṯakatipai, kaya unngutjalta ngalkupai.
When the bush banana is cooked in the coals it breaks open so (people) can eat the flesh inside.
