-
Kwini may
refer to:
Mangifera odorata, a
species of
plant with
edible fruit similar to the
related mango Yeidji, an
Aboriginal Australian people (also...
- languages:
Wunambal proper (5
speakers in 2005)
Gamberre (extinct by 2016)
Kwini (Gunin) (1
speaker in 2005) Miwa (Bagu) (extinct)
Yiidji (Forrest River)...
-
commonly referred to by his
alias El
Cuini (Spanish pronunciation: [el
ˈkwini]), is a
Mexican suspected drug lord and
former leader of the
Jalisco New...
- Yeidji, also
spelt Yiiji and
other variants,
commonly known as
Gwini or
Kwini, are an
Aboriginal Australian people of the
Kimberley area of
Western Australia...
-
people and is
inhabited mostly by
Aboriginal people from the
Wunambal and
Kwini language groups.
Kalumburu Community is
remote from any main
roads – the...
-
Mangifera odorata,
commonly known as
kwini (also
spelled kuini, kuweni, kuwini, etc.), huani, or
Saipan mango, is a
species of
plant with
edible fruit...
- island, the
Kwini people.
Evidence of
pottery and
other artefacts from the new
excavations are
being complemented by the oral
histories of the
Kwini people...
- by
Corridor 2 are
Perintis Ke****ekaan,
Letjen Suprapto, Imam Sapi'i.e.,
Kwini II,
Abdul Rahman Saleh, Pejambon,
Medan ****eka Timur, Perwira, Katedral...
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River to the west,
Pramuka Street to the south, and
Abdul Rahman Saleh-
Kwini II-Senen Raya IV
Street to the north. The name is
derived from
Pasar Senen...
- and
survivor camp at
Koolama Bay and
Pangali Cove is
significant to the
Kwini people who
helped the 180 p****engers and crew
reach safety. Loane, Bill...
