Waṉkangku aṉangu puunnyangka ilykuwara parka waṟungka witaṟa tjunkupai.
When a caterpillar nest (droppings) get onto a person’s skin he takes some witchetty bush leaves heats them over a fire and puts them (on the itches).
Aṉangu waṟuringkunyangka papawitilpa nyaḻpi runyuṟa nyitilpai.
When a person get’s fever he mashes some medicinal melon leaves and rubs them on himself.
Ailuru puḻkangka aṉangungku parkilypa tjulkuṟa tjikilpai mina wiyangka.
When it’s very dry and there’s no water (around) a person squeezes a parakeelya plant and drinks the liquid.
Aratja nyaḻpiya rungkaṟa kapingka kutjalpai munu tairakaṟa pika nyitilpai.
They used to grind the leaf of the hill fuchsia, boil it in water and, dipping it out, rub it on sores.
Mangka-mangka wankaya pikangka tjulkulpai ipi puṟunypa, ka palyaringkupai.
They used to squeeze the milk like substance out of fresh milk weed onto a sore and it would heal.
Aṉangu ngaalytjarangku ilintji rungkaṟa kapingka tjunkula wari tjikilpai.
A person who has congestion grinds native lemon grass, puts it in water and drinks it cold (in order to relieve it).
