-
Bowern (2011)
classifies Nganyaywana as a
separate Anēwan (Anaiwan)
branch of the Pama–Nyungan languages.
Besides Nganyaywana,
Anewan may
include Enneewin...
-
extinct Australian Aboriginal languages of New
South Wales:
Dyangadi Nganyaywana a.k.a.
Anaiwan Dyangadi a.k.a.
Burgadi They were once
included among...
- Waka–Kabic (5)
Durubulic (5)
Bandjalangic (4)
Gumbaynggiric (2)
Anewan (
Nganyaywana) (1)
Wiradhuric (Central NSW;
inland of Yuin–Kuric) (5) Yuin–Kuric (14)...
-
dialects of the Bandjalang. The
Jukambal were to
their west and the
Nganyaywana/Anēwan in the
environs of (Armidale).
Their southern boundaries met with...
- once
classified as
Kuric include Yugambal,
Yuggarabul (Yuggera), and
Nganyaywana (Anaiwan)
further north.
Jeremy Steele's
partial reconstruction of the...
-
Kulin Bungandidj New
South Wales P–N Yuin–Kuric Dhanggati ?
Anewan (
Nganyaywana) ?
Central New
South Wales Wiradhuric Barranbinja Muruwari North Coast...
-
Brazil Hypothesized to be the
ancestor of Panará. late 20th
century (?)
Nganyaywana Pama-Nyungan
Australia late 20th
century (?)
Ngamini Pama-Nyungan South...
- Ngeunbah, Niungacko, Ngamba, Ngambarr, Ngambar,
Nganyaywana D24 Nganjaywana, Aneewan, Aniwan, Inuwon,
Nganyaywana, Anaiwan, Anewan, Amberu, Anaywan, Ee na won...
-
Northern Tablelands in New
South Wales. The Anēwan language, also
known as
Nganyaywana, has been
classified by
Robert M. W.
Dixon as
belonging to the Djan-gadi/Nganjaywana...
- wallaby. This
region and its
escarpment served as the
boundary between the
Nganyaywana people of the
Northern Tablelands and the
Danggati who had the hinterland...
