- The
Garawan languages (Garrwan), or Yanyi, are a
small language family of
Australian Aboriginal languages currently spoken in
northern Australia. The...
- Afric**** in 1550,
possibly derived from the
Tuareg phrase the (e)gărăw-n-
gărăwăn meaning 'river of rivers'.
There is
broad consensus among linguists that...
- (4) Macro-Gunwinyguan
languages (22)
Greater Pama–Nyungan:
Tangkic (5)
Garawan (3) Pama–Nyungan
proper (approximately 270 languages)
Western and Northern...
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According to
Nicholas Evans, the
closest relative of Pama–Nyungan is the
Garawan language family,
followed by the
small Tangkic family. He then proposes...
- community,
notably Malaluba Gumana,
Nongirrnga Marawili,
Gawarrin Gumana and
Garawan Wanambi. Gan Gan is also the site of an
event known as the Gan Gan m****acre...
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Australia Nguburinji: Queensland,
Australia Mingin: Queensland,
Australia Garawan peoples Garrwa:
Northern Territory and Queensland,
Australia Waanyi: Queensland...
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Resource Integration (S8PN):
Ramon Ayoade Chief,
Programming (S8PS): Emil
Garawan Mobilization ****istant: Brig Gen
Damon S. Feltman, USAF
Senior Enlisted...
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Gunindiri (also
spelled Kurnindirri) is an
extinct and
nearly unattested Australian Aboriginal language of
northern Australia,
formerly spoken by the Gunindiri...
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Karawa may
refer to:
Garrwa language, a
Garawan language of
Australia Karawa language, a
Sepik language of
Papua New
Guinea Karawa,
Central African Republic...
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Garawan Macro-Gunwinyguan Pama–Nyungan Tangkic...
