- The
Iwaidjan or
Yiwaidjan languages are a
small family of non-Pama–Nyungan
Australian Aboriginal languages spoken in the
Cobourg Peninsula region of Western...
- families:
Bunuban (2) Daly (four to five families, with 11–19 languages)
Iwaidjan (3–7)
Jarrakan (3–5)
Nyulnyulan (8)
Worrorran (7–12)
Newly proposed families:...
-
Wurrugu languages. They were once
classified as
distant relatives of the
Iwaidjan languages,
until Nicholas Evans found the
evidence for Marrgu's membership...
- Ilgar, also
known as Garig-Ilgar
after its two dialects, is an
extinct Iwaidjan language spoken in the
mainland of
Cobourg Peninsula,
around Port Essington...
-
established language families included in this
proposal are:
Burarran Iwaidjan Giimbiyu (†)
Gaagudju (†)
Umbugarla (†) McConvell,
Patrick and Nicholas...
- This includes: Pama–Nyungan -
Arabana Macro-Gunwinyguan -
Anindilyakwa Iwaidjan -
Amurdak Western Daly -
Marrithiyel Southern Daly - Ngan'gi Wa****dyic...
-
Regional Language Centre.
Retrieved 4 Jan 2022.
Nicholas Evans, 2000. "
Iwaidjan, a very un-Australian
language family." In
Linguistic Typology 4, 91-142...
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Northern Territory,
Australia Rembarrnga:
Northern Territory,
Australia Iwaidjan peoples Amurdak:
Cobourg Peninsula,
Northern Territory,
Australia Iwaidjic...
-
genetically distinct.
Marrgu Extinct Marrgu had been ****umed to be an
Iwaidjan language like its neighbours. However,
Evans (2006) has
produced evidence...
-
Terrutong (Terutong),
Yaako (Jaako, Yako).
Marrgu had been ****umed to be an
Iwaidjan language like its neighbours. However,
Evans (2006) has
produced evidence...
