nyaa nyangatja?

what is this?

angatjunanyi

shield self from something, protect self

id:10016 order:590

Wati nyangangku tjinguṟu kutitjingka angatjunanyi rungkantjaku-tawara.

This man is probably using his shield to stop something hurled at him from hitting him.

rungkaṉi

spin string from hair or fur

id:10001 order:572

Minyma nyangangku inyu tjuntangka rungkaṉi puṯuru palyantjikitjangku.

This woman is spinning hair on her thigh in order to make a string headband.

kurku

mulga

id:10017 order:591

Watingku puṉu kurkunguṟu winki palyalpai kaḻi, miru, tjuṯinypa, tjaṟa kuḻu.

A man makes lots of things from the mulga tree – boomerangs, woomeras, clubs, and shields.

puṯuru

yakiri

string headband

id:10002 order:573

Watingku puṯuru ruuruupungkula katangka tanpalpai.

A man straightens out a string headband and ties it around his head.

kaḻi kutjupa nguwanpa

hook boomerang, number seven boomerang

id:10018 order:592

Alinytjara tjuṯangku kaḻi kutjupa nguwanpa kanyilpai nganampa puṟunypa wiya.

(People) in the North have a different sort of boomerang not like ours.

ininti

bean tree (Erythrina vespertileo)

id:10003 order:575

Minymangku ininti kalka purkaṟangku mantjilpai maṟa wakantjaku-tawara.

A woman gathers bean tree seeds carefully lest (thorns) prick her hands.