wampaṯaku ananyi

going hunting

waṯuṉi

kuḻuntananyi

straighten something

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Wati nyangangku kuḻaṯa kulkungka tjunkula waṯuṉi tjukaṟuruntjikitjangku.

This man, having placed (heated) the spear shaft over coals, is flexing it in order to straighten it.

kurku

wanaṟi

mulga

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Watingku puṉu kurkunguṟu miru palyalpai.

A man makes a woomera from a mulga tree.

miru

woomera, spear-thrower

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Mirungku kutju kuḻaṯa tjukaṟurungku waṉinytjaku palyalpai.

Only a woomera enables (a man) to throw a spear accurately.

tjuṯini

load spear into woomera

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Wati nyangangku kuḻaṯa tjuṯini parari wakantjikitjangku.

This man is loading a spear (into his woomera) in order to throw it a long way.

mituṉi

track something

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Minyma nyangangku kuka tinka tjina mituṉi.

This woman is tracking a sand goanna’s footprints.

tinka

sand goanna

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Munu mituntjatjanungku tinka panya palunya pungkula wipu witiṟa kanyini.

And after tracking it she killed the sand goanna and is holding it by the tail.