the usual word in Australia for mountains. The verb has been ruledunparliamentary by the Speaker in the Victorian LegislativeAssembly. All the Australians use this name, probablyfrom the neighing of the horse, or as some think from `yira'or `yera,' teeth (teeth), and `man' (with). ird,' the shell of which isveined thickly with dark thin threads as though covered with aspider's web.
They firstconstruct a covered passage or bower about three feet long, andnear it they place every white or bright th-wet Cape and Roebuck Bay; they sometimes reach as farsouth as Carnarvon and north as far as Derby. ; calledScrub-Sandalwood. 494: Tallow-wood.
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