Aṉangu tjuṯangku mingkuḻpa nyultjaṟa kanyilpai kaputu mina ilungku puṟunypa.
People chew pituri and keeping it in a wad (in their mouth) like when one is needing water.
Piturpa puḻingka ngaṟapai kuḻpi unngu, walkirpangka, lurngungka kuḻu.
Rock pituri grows in the hills, in caves, in cracks in the rocks and in fallen rocks also.
Minymangku iṯaṟa likaṟanguṟu tjunpa palyalpai mingkulta tjunguntjikitjangku.
A woman makes ash from the bark of river red gum trees in order to mix it with pituri.
Minymangku likaṟa piḻṯi wayangka kutjalpai tjunpa palyantjikitjangku.
The woman is heating dry bark on the wire screen in order to make ash (to mix with tobacco)
