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offensive word for an
Aboriginal woman)
gunyah humpy (a hut)
kurdaitcha lubra (now a
racially offensive word for an
Aboriginal woman) marn
grook mia-mia...
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Commonly used by
Javanese people.
Derived from "Belanda" (Netherlands).
Lubra Likely derived from a
Tasmanian Aboriginal language.
Australian Aboriginal...
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Archived from the
original on 12
August 2022.
Retrieved 13 May 2022. Khan,
Lubra (27
September 2023). "Dhak Dhak
poster OUT:
Ratna Pathak, Dia Mirza, Fatima-Sanjana...
- NT (Corporal Dolly)".
Territory Stories.
Retrieved 1
December 2023. "NT
lubras like to wear army stripes". Army News. Vol. 3, no. 1008.
Northern Territory...
- 'man' or 'human being'. Coon an
Aboriginal person. Gin an
Aboriginal woman.
Lubra an
Aboriginal woman. An
Aboriginal word.
Boonga /
boong /
bunga / boonie...
-
detailed description in 1846,
noting that "...the ‘natives’
referred to it as ‘
Lubras’ Cave’" and that they "...knew the
caverns well and ...had a superstitious...
-
South Wales ..., it was
customary long ago for the first-born of
every lubra [Aboriginal woman] to be
eaten by the tribe, as part of a
religious ceremony...
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tumble down…Why me have no
lubra? Why me have no piccaninny? You have all this place. No good have children, no good have
lubra. Me
tumble down and die very...
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fired at the body we
pretty well
spoilt them all as we hit". 1842. The
Lubra Cr**** m****acre of five
Dhauwurd wurrung people took
place on the Caramut...
- The
Mount Lubra bushfire, also
called the
Mount Warrinaburb bushfire, was a bushfire,
started by a
lightning strike, that
burnt approximately 184,000...
