| Indigenous man | Guliñ/Kulin |
| Indigenous woman | Badjurr, bagurrk |
| Non-Kulin | Meymet, mainmeet, mañmit, berbira, bukkeen |
| Baby, child | Bubup, bubupmañ |
| Boy | Way(a)lak |
| Young man | Yan-yan |
| Old man | Dhañgula, wigabil |
| Ancestors | Liwik |
| Girl, Young woman | Burnay, murnmurndik |
| Orphan | Murri-yak, woorumullumbuk |
| Old woman | Wirrk-wirrk, wirrgurrk, murndi-gurrk |
| Traditional doctor | Wirrirrap |
| Clan leader, chief | Ngurungaeta, nanggit, arweet |
| Messenger | Wirrigirri |
| White man | Ngamudji/ngumudji |
| White woman | Ngamudji-gurrk |
| Policeman | Djilendja |
| Nasty, bad person | Ngandinug |
| Lover | Ngan.grung, lerup ‘girlfriend’ |
| Friend, mate | Kirrip, djirrep |
| Ghost, spirit, soul | Murrup, narrun |
| Devil, fiend | Buldjen ganu, ngarrang |
| Fiend, killer | Ngaut-ngaut |
| God | Bundjil maman |
The Handbook of Australian Languages Volume 4, R.M.W. Dixon and Barry J. Blake. Oxford University Press Australia 1991.
Languages of the Kulin nation 