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diff --git a/16811-h/16811-h.htm b/16811-h/16811-h.htm new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2b3b009 --- /dev/null +++ b/16811-h/16811-h.htm @@ -0,0 +1,853 @@ +<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> +<html lang="en"> +<head> +<title>gurre kamilaroi or Kamilaroi Sayings</title> +<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> +<style type="text/css"> +<!-- +body {background-color:rgb(255,255,224); margin:10%; text-align:justify} +h1,h2,h3,h4,h5 {color:green; text-align:center} +p {text-indent: 1cm} +--> +</style> +</head> +<body> + + +<pre> + +The Project Gutenberg EBook of gurre kamilaroi, by William Ridley + +This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with +almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: gurre kamilaroi + Kamilaroi Sayings (1856) + +Author: William Ridley + +Illustrator: W Mason + +Release Date: October 9, 2005 [EBook #16811] + +Language: Kamilaroi and English + +Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK GURRE KAMILAROI *** + + + + + + + + + +</pre> + + +<div align="center"><img alt="gurre kamilaroi." src="images/gurre.gif"></div> + +<h2>GURRE KAMILAROI:<br /> + +OR<br /> + +KAMILAROI SAYINGS<br /> + +BY<br /> + +WILLIAM RIDLEY,<br /> + +MISSIONARY.<br /> + +THE ENGRAVINGS BY W. MASON.</h2> + +<h5>“To whom he was not spoken of, they shall see; and they who have not heard +shall understand.”—Paul to Romans, xv., 21.</h5> + +<h4>SYDNEY:<br> +PRINTED AT THE EMPIRE GENERAL STEAM PRINTING OFFICE,<br> +172, GEORGE STREET.</h4> + +<h4>1856.</h4> + +<div lang="kld"><h3>gurre kamilaroi.</h3> + +<h1>a b d e g h i j k l m n ŋ</h1> +<h1>o p r t u v w y</h1> +<h1>ai ao oi</h1> + +<center><table cellpadding="5"> +<tr><td colspan="2"><p>ippai, murri, kubbi, kumbo.</p> +<p>ippata, mata, kapota, buta.</p> +<p>yarai, gille, taon, wī, boiyoi.</p> +<p>giwīr, īnar, birrī, miē.</p> +<p>kaiŋal, buba, ŋumba.</p> +<p>wurume, ŋummuŋā.</p> +<p>daiādi, bōādi.</p><td></tr> + +<tr><td><h5>b bundar.</h5> +<div style="text-align:center"><img alt="b bundar." src="images/bundar.gif"></div></td> +<td><h5>d dīnoun.</h5> +<div style="text-align:center"><img alt="d dīnoun." src="images/dinoun.gif"></div></td></tr> + +<tr><td><h5>g giwīr.</h5> +<div style="text-align:center"><img alt="g giwīr." src="images/giwir.gif"></div></td> +<td><h5>i īnar.</h5> +<div style="text-align:center"><img alt="i īnar." src="images/inar.gif"></div></td></tr> + +<tr><td><h5>j jimba.</h5> +<div style="text-align:center"><img alt="j jimba." src="images/jimba.gif"></div></td> +<td><h5>k karāŋi.</h5> +<div style="text-align:center"><img alt="k karāŋi." src="images/karangi.gif"></div></td></tr> + +<tr><td><h5>m mullion.</h5> +<div style="text-align:center"><img alt="m mullion." src="images/mullion.gif"></div></td> +<td><h5>n nūrai.</h5> +<div style="text-align:center"><img alt="n nūrai." src="images/nurai.gif"></div></td></tr> + +<tr><td><h5>ŋ ŋārūmbōn</h5> +<div style="text-align:center"><img alt="ŋ ŋārūmnōn" src="images/ngarumbo.gif"></div></td> +<td><h5>p pīlar.</h5> +<div style="text-align:center"><img alt="p pīlar." src="images/pilar.gif"></div></td></tr> + +<tr><td><h5>t tulu.</h5> +<div style="text-align:center"><img alt="t tulu." src="images/tulu.gif"></div></td> +<td><h5>w wāru.</h5> +<div style="text-align:center"><img alt="w wāru." src="images/waru.gif"></div></td></tr> + +<tr><td colspan="2"><h5>y yaraman.</h5> +<div style="text-align:center"><img alt="y yaraman." src="images/yaraman.gif"></div></td></tr> +</table></center> + +<p>baiame gīr yarai, gille, mirri, taon ellibu gimobi.</p> + +<p>baiame yalwuŋa murruba; baiame minnaminnabul<br /> +ŋummilda, minnaminnabul wīnuŋulda.</p> + +<p>baiäme gīr kānuŋo kubba, kūnial, maian, tulu,<br /> +yindal, beran, boiyoi gimobi.</p> + +<p>baiame gīr yārāman, būrumo, bundar, mūte, dūli,<br /> +dīnoun, buralga, biloela, millimumul, gulamboli, kobado,<br /> +mullion, guiya, nūrai, ŋundoba, burulu, muŋin, kānuŋo<br /> +di gombi.</p> + +<p>baiame gīr giwīr gimobi; mal giwīr adam. baiame<br /> +goë: “kamil murruba giwīr ŋāndil ŋuddelago; ŋaia<br /> +giwīrgo īnar gimbille.” īla baiame īnar gimobi; mal<br /> +īnar īv: īv gulīr adamu.</p> + +<p>adam buba murriŋu, buba wundaŋu, buba kānuŋo:<br /> +īv ŋumba murriŋu, ŋumba wundaŋu, ŋumba kānuŋo.</p> + +<p>adam iv ellibu warawara yanani. kanuŋo giwīr<br /> +kānuŋo īnar warawara yanani, kānuŋo kagil ginyi.<br /> +baiame yili ginyi, goe, “kānuŋo giwīr, kānuŋo īnar<br /> +warawara yanani, kānuŋo kagil ginyi, ŋaia ŋārma bālu<br /> +bumāle.” immanuel, wurume baiameŋu, goe “kamil.<br /> +kamil ŋinda ŋārma bumala, ŋinda ŋunna bumala, ŋaia<br /> +balugi, giwīr īnar moron gigigo.”</p> + +<p>immanuel ŋeanekūnda baiame: ŋerma baiame giwīr<br /> +ginyi. murruba immanuel; kamil ŋaragedūl murruba<br /> +yealokwai ŋerma.</p> + +<p>īlambo immanuel taongo tai‐yanani, giwīr ginyi.<br /> +ŋērma gīr burula wībil murruba gimobi, burula mūga murruba<br /> +gimobi, burula mūga‐binna murruba gimobi.</p> + +<p>giwīr<br /> +kair layāru. ŋerŋu bular boādi, māri, māta. layaru wibil<br /> +ginyi. bular boādi gurre wāala immanuelgo, goaldendai,<br /> +“ŋai daiadi, ŋinnu layaru, wibil.” kamil yanani immanuel.<br /> +Yerāla layaru balūni. bularbularo bābine bālūn<br /> +taonda. īla immanuel taiyanani. mari māta ellibu<br /> +yūgillona. immanuel goe, “ŋinnu daiadi yealo moron<br /> +gigi.” burula giwir burula inar yugillona. immanuel<br /> +daonmago yanani. yārul daonma kundawi; immanuel<br /> +goe “ŋindai ārul diomulla” ŋarma gīr yarul diome.<br /> +immanuel kākūldone “layaru taiyanuŋa.” ī layaru<br /> +moron ginyi, taiyanani. bular boadi burul guiyē.</p> + +<p>ŋaragedūli miēdūl wībil ginyi; ŋumba boiyoi wune;<br /> +kamil miedul murruba ginyi; murru ginyi wibil, ŋullimun<br /> +balūni. buba yanani immanuel ŋummillego; gir<br /> +ŋummi; goe, “inda barai taiyanuŋa, murruba gimbildi<br /> +ŋai miedul. ŋai miedul burul wibil ŋullimun baluni;<br /> +inda taiyanuŋa ŋai kūndigo.” immanuel goe,<br /> +“ŋulle yanoai kundigo.” ila yanani bular<br /> +kundigo. ŋumba duri, yugillona, goe “ŋii! ŋii! ŋai<br /> +miedul baluni.” burula īnar yugillona goe “ŋii!<br /> +miedul baluni.” immanuel goe “kurria yūŋa. kamil<br /> +miedul baluni; yeal babillona.” burulabu gindami;<br /> +ŋārma gīr balundai wīnuŋi. immanuel murra kawāni<br /> +miedul, goe, “miēdūl waria.” īla miedul moron ginyi,<br /> +warine, gurre goe. ŋumba, buba ellibu, burul guiye.</p> + +<center><img alt="" src="images/damsel.gif"></center> + +<p>ŋarageduli bular giwir mūga ŋuddelona turrubulda<br /> +immanuel aro yanani; bular muga wīnuŋi. kākūldone,<br /> +“immanuel, dūrunmi, wurume, dāvidu ŋummilla!<br /> +ŋurrāga ŋeane.” burula giwir goe “kurria! kurria<br /> +ŋindai kakūllego.” giwir muga yealo kakuldone<br /> +“durunmi, wurume davidu, ŋummilla! ŋurraga ŋeane.”</p> + +<center><img alt="immanuel gīr bular muga murruba gimobi." src="images/girbular.gif" /></center> +<h5>immanuel gīr bular muga murruba gimobi.</h5> + +<p>ila immanuel warine, goe “minna ŋindai goalle? minna<br /> +ŋaia murramulle?” ŋarma goe, “durunmi, wuna<br /> +ŋeane ŋummildai.” ila immanuel ŋarma mil tāmūlda:<br /> +baianbu ŋarma murru ŋummillego.</p> + +<p>burula kagil giwir immanuel kunmulta. ŋarma<br /> +kaogo bindēa yulalle. ŋarma gir tulu wīmi, ŋaragedul<br /> +tulu ŋanbīr wimi: ŋarma gir immanuel wimi; murra<br /> +biru‐dūni, dinna biru‐dūni; tului wirri. ŋarma tulu<br /> +tiome, immanuel tului pindelundai. yerāla immanuel<br /> +baluni. yerala giwir pilari turrur duni; gue dulirri.</p> + +<p>bullului ŋarma gir immanuel taonda wimi, kundawi.<br /> +immanuel ŋūru bābine balūn taonda; yealo malo babine<br /> +balun taonda; yealo ŋaragedul ŋuru babine balun<br /> +taonda: ŋaragedul ŋuruko moron ginyi, warine.</p> + +<center><img alt="immanuel baluni." src="images/baluni.gif" /></center> +<h5>immanuel baluni.</h5> + +<p>yerala gūnagullago<br /> +yanani. yeladu immanuel gunagullada ŋuddela: ŋerma<br /> +kanuŋo ŋummilda, kanuŋo wīnuŋulda.</p> + +<p>murruba immanuel; kamil ŋaragedul murruba<br /> +yealokwai ŋerma. yerala immanuel yealo taongo<br /> +taiyanille; ŋeane kanuŋo ŋummille. immanuel kaia<br /> +goalle; ila kanuŋo balun, giwir, inar, kaiŋal, kanuŋo<br /> +moron gigi. immanuel goalle “minna inda gimobi?<br /> +minna inda gimboi? inda murruba gimobi? inda<br /> +ŋununda taiyanuŋa gunagullago. inda kagil gimobi?<br /> +inda biru yanuŋa, urribū yanuŋa.”</p> + +<p>giru ŋinda kagil ginyi; inda warawara yanani;<br /> +giru baiame yili ginyi. baiame yalwuŋa murruba;<br /> +ŋeane kanuŋo warawara yanani. wīnungulla: kamil<br /> +ŋaia yal goalda; giru ŋaia goalda. immanuel ŋirribatai<br /> +yarine, gūnagulladi taongo. kanuŋo giwir kagil ginyi:<br /> +immanuel ŋandil murruba; immanuel baluni, giwir<br /> +moron gigigo.</p> + +<p>Yeladu baiame goalda; “ŋindai, kanuŋo giwir,<br /> +kurria kagil gigle, berūdi warraia; ŋeane murru<br /> +ŋurrile. kamil ŋaia yili gigla. murruba immanuel<br /> +baluni.” yeladu immanuel goalda: “taiyanuŋa ŋununda<br /> +kanuŋo ŋindai iŋgil, īla ŋaia ŋindai tubbiamulle.”</p> + +<p>inda taiyanuŋa immanuelgo.</p> + +<p>giwir ŋuddelona<br /> +littraga: bain dinna tuŋgōr, ŋurribu bain ge bain;<br /> +kamil yanelina. paul, barnaba ellibu, aro yanani. paul<br /> +goaldone; baindūl ŋerma wīnūŋailone. paul kaia<br /> +ŋummildone, kakuldone, “waria ŋurriba dinnaga.”<br /> +tuŋōrdūl parine, yanani ellibu.</p> + +<p>burulabu giwir ŋummi, goe “ŋipai!” kākūldone<br /> +“baiame bular yarine yealokwai giwir.” paul, barnaba<br /> +ellibu, bunnaŋunne, kakuldone, “kurria! kamil ŋeane<br /> +baiame; ŋeane giwir yealokwai ŋindai. ŋeane guiye<br /> +murru ŋurriŋillone. ŋeane murru goalda burulabu;<br /> +kurria ŋindai yealo kagil gigile: berudi warraia,<br /> +ŋummilla baiame moron. baiame gīr gūnagulla, taon,<br /> +burul kolle, kanuŋo minnaminnabul gimobi. baiame<br /> +yalwuŋa baiame.”</p></div> + +<p>Kamilaroi is the language spoken by the aborigines +along the Namoi River, on part of the Bundarra +and Balun, and 200 miles of the Barwan (or Darling); +also on Liverpool Plains, and about the head of the +Hunter.</p> + +<p>The writer believes that any one who carefully +reads through this Key, <i>especially the first 2 pages,</i> will be +able to pronounce the foregoing Kamilaroi sentences, +and teach the aborigines to read them. Many of the +aborigines, especially the young men, are very quick at +learning to read.</p> + +<p>It is very important that the rule of <i>naming</i> the +letters according to their pronunciation in words should +be attended to, as it will remove great difficulties from +the way of beginners. How could an ignorant person +guess that the letter called “double you” had the sound +w in wit? or that “aitch” was merely a hard breathing?</p> + +<p>The Christian into whose hands this little book may +come, and who has any aborigines speaking kamilaroi +near, is earnestly requested to consider, whether it is not +worth a patient and prayerful effort to teach them to +read those precious saving truths which are dimly and +scantily, but in some measure really, expressed in these +brief sentences.</p> + +<h3>KEY</h3> + +<h4>To the foregoing “Kamilaroi speech.”</h4> + +<h4>RULES OF PRONUNCIATION.</h4> + +<p>Pronounce ā as a in father</p> +<p>„ a as a in mat</p> +<p>„ ē as ey in obey</p> +<p>„ e as e in net</p> +<p>„ ī as i in marine</p> +<p>„ i as i in it</p> +<p>„ ō as o in bone</p> +<p>„ o as o in on</p> +<p>„ ū as oo in moon</p> +<p>„ u as u in bun</p> +<p>„ ai as i in wine</p> +<p>„ ao as ow in how</p> +<p>„ oi as oi in noise</p> +<p>„ g always as in go</p> +<p>„ ŋ as ng in ring.</p> + +<p>In English we use the sound ŋ or ng only at the +end of a syllable; its frequent occurrence at the beginning +of a syllable in Kamilaroi is therefore a slight, but +only a slight difficulty. It is only necessary to use precisely +the same consonant sound which we have in ring, +sing, <abbr title="et cetera">&c.</abbr>, with a vowel after and not before it.</p> + +<p><abbr title="nota bene">N.B.</abbr> Name the letters as they are pronounced; that +is, call g <i>ge</i> (as in get), h <i>he,</i> ŋ <i>eng,</i> r <i>re,</i> w <i>we,</i> and +y <i>ye.</i> Thus the name will guide the learner to the +proper sound in spelling.</p> + +<p>The first four words on page 3 are names of men; +the next four words are names of women; then, as +follow, each line hereunder containing the English words +for the correspond line of Kamilaroi:—</p> + +<p>sun, moon, earth, fire, pennyroyal (herb).</p> +<p>man, woman, boy, girl.</p> +<p>child, father, mother.</p> +<p>son, daughter.</p> +<p>brother, sister.</p> + +<p>God verily sun, moon, stars, earth also made.</p> + +<p>God always is good; God everything<br /> +sees, everything hears.</p> + +<p>God verily every hill, plain, watercourse, tree,<br /> +grass, beran (a herb), pennyroyal made.</p> + +<p>God verily horse, dog, kangaroo, opossum, goanna,<br /> +emu, native companion, cockatoo, swallow, pelican, parrot,<br /> +eagle, fish, brown‐snake, deadly‐black‐snake, flies, mosquitoes, all<br /> +animals made.</p> + +<p>God verily man made; first man Adam. God<br /> +said, “Not good man alone for to dwell; I<br /> +for man woman will make.” Then God woman made; first<br /> +woman Eve; Eve wife of Adam.</p> + +<p>Adam is father of the blackfellows, father of the whites, father of all:<br /> +Eve the mother of blacks, mother of whites, mother of all.</p> + +<p>Adam, Eve also, astray went. All men<br /> +all women astray went, all bad became.<br /> +God angry became, he said “All men, all women,<br /> +astray are gone, all bad have become. I them dead<br /> +will smite.” Immanuel, Son of God, said “Not so.<br /> +Not thou them smite; Thou me smite, I<br /> +will die; man, woman, alive for to be.”</p> + +<p>Immanuel with us God: he God man<br /> +became. Good is Immanuel; not another is good like him.</p> + +<p>Long ago Immanuel to earth came, man he became.<br /> +He verily many sick well made, many blind<br /> +well made, many deaf well made.</p> + +<p>A man<br /> +name Lazarus. Belonging to him two sisters Mary, Marta. Lazarus sick<br /> +became. The two sisters word sent to Immanuel, saying,<br /> +“My brother, Thy Lazarus, is sick.” Not went Immanuel.<br /> +By and bye Lazarus died. Four days he lay dead<br /> +in the ground. Then Immanuel came. Mary, Martha also<br /> +were weeping. Immanuel said “Your brother again alive<br /> +shall be.” Many men, many women, were weeping. Immanuel<br /> +to the grave went; a stone the grave covered; Immanuel<br /> +said “Ye the stone take away.” They the stone lifted up.<br /> +Immanuel cried aloud “Lazarus come forth.” Then Lazarus<br /> +alive became, he came forth. The two sisters were very glad.</p> + +<p>At another time a little girl sick became; the mother pennyroyal gave;<br /> +not the little girl well became; much she grew sick, almost<br /> +dead. The father went Immanuel to see; truly<br /> +he found him; he said “Thou quickly come, well make<br /> +my little girl. My little girl is very sick, almost dead;<br /> +you come to my house.” Immanuel said<br /> +“We two will go to the House.” Then went the two<br /> +to the house. The mother came, she wept, said “Alas! alas! my<br /> +little girl is dead.” Many women were weeping, said “Alas!<br /> +the little girl is dead.” Immanuel said “Cease weeping. Not<br /> +the girl is dead; only she is asleep.” All of them laughed;<br /> +they verily her to‐be‐dead knew. Immanuel by hand took<br /> +the girl, said “damsel arise.” Then the girl alive became,<br /> +arose, words spoke. The mother, father also, very glad.</p> + +<p>Another time, two men blind sat by the way.<br /> +Immanuel there came; the two blind heard, they cried aloud,<br /> +“Immanuel, King, Son of David, look!<br /> +pity us.” Many people said “Have done! cease<br /> +ye to cry aloud.” The men blind again cried aloud<br /> +“King, Son of David, look! pity us!”</p> + +<p>Then Immanuel stood still, said “What you will say? What<br /> +I shall do?” They said “King, grant<br /> +us to see.” Then Immanuel them eyes touches;<br /> +instantly they are able to see.</p> + +<p>Many bad men Immanuel seized. They<br /> +on his head thorns bound. They indeed a log laid, another<br /> +log across they laid: they indeed Immanuel laid down; hands<br /> +they pierced, feet they pierced; on cross fastened. They the cross<br /> +raised, Immanuel on the cross hanging. Soon Immanuel<br /> +died. Soon after a man with a spear his side pierced; blood flowed.</p> + +<p>In evening they verily Immanuel in ground laid, covered.<br /> +Immanuel the night lay dead in ground; also one day he lay<br /> +dead in ground; also another night he lay dead<br /> +in ground; next morning alive he became, arose.<br /> +Soon after to heaven he went. Now Immanuel in heaven dwells; he<br /> +all sees, all knows.</p> + +<p>Good is Immanuel; not another is good<br /> +like him. Hereafter Immanuel again to earth<br /> +will come; we all shall see. Immanuel aloud<br /> +will speak; then all the dead, men, women, children, all<br /> +alive shall become. Immanuel will say “What hast thou done?<br /> +What has thou done? thou good hast done? Thou<br /> +to me come to heaven. Thou evil hast done?<br /> +thou far go, very far go away.”</p> + +<p>Truly thou bad hast become; thou astry hast gone;<br /> +truly God angry is. God always is good;<br /> +we all astray have gone. Hearken; not<br /> +I lies tell; truth I tell. Immanuel from above<br /> +came down, from heaven to earth. All men bad are become;<br /> +Immanuel only is good; Immanuel died, men<br /> +alive for to be.</p> + +<p>Now God saith: “Ye, all men,<br /> +cease bad to be, turn ye; we will be<br /> +reconciled. Not I angry am. Good Immanuel<br /> +died.” Now Immanuel saith: “Come unto me<br /> +all ye weary, then I you will cause to rest.”</p> + +<p>You come to Immanuel.</p> + +<p>A man dwelt<br /> +at Lystra; with sick foot diseased, very ill indeed;<br /> +not he could walk. Paul, Barnabas also there came. Paul<br /> +was speaking; the lame man him was hearing. Paul earnestly<br /> +looked, he cried aloud “stand upright on feet.”<br /> +The lame man leapt, walked also.</p> + +<p>All the people saw, they wondered, they cried aloud<br /> +“Gods two are come down like men.” Paul, Barnabas<br /> +also ran, cried aloud “Have done! not we<br /> +gods; we men like you. We glad<br /> +become, we sorry become, we angry become, again we<br /> +are reconciled. We good tell to all;<br /> +cease ye any more evil to be; turn ye<br /> +look to God the living. God verily heaven, earth<br /> +the great water, all, everything made. 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