- The Uw
Oykangand,
otherwise known as the Kwantari, are an
Aboriginal Australian people living on the
southwestern part of the Cape York Peninsula, in...
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spoken on the Cape York
Peninsula of Queensland, Australia, by the Uw
Oykangand, Olkola, and
related Aboriginal Australian peoples. It is
closely related...
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especially around the head.
Indigenous Australian names include iyirrbir (Uw
Oykangand and Uw Olkola) and
kucha (Pakanh). The
highest ever
recorded speed of...
- Errk
Oykangand (formerly
known as Mitc****-Alice
Rivers until 2009) is a
national park in Queensland, Australia, 1748 km
northwest of Brisbane. Today...
- the
distantly related Uw
Olkola and Uw
Oykangand languages: (P) = Pakanha, (Olk) = Uw Olkola, (Oyk) = Uw
Oykangand. The Body: Body
nhangka (P)
idnhan (Olk...
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where minha is a
qualifier meaning 'meat' or 'animal', (inh-)ekorak in Uw
Oykangand and (inh-)egorag in Uw Olkola,
where inh- is a
qualifier meaning 'meat'...
- with
significant po****tions
Australia Languages Yir-Yoront,
English Related ethnic groups Yirrk-Thangalkl, Kokopera, Thaayorre, Uw Olkola, Uw
Oykangand...
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suffixing reduplicants to copy right-to-left:
Initial L → R
copying in
Oykangand Kunjen (a Pama–Nyungan
language of Australia):
Final R → L
copying in...
- Olgolo,
Kunjen 2 (2005)
Moribund Cape York Peninsula, Qld Uw
Oykangand language Oykangand,
Kunjen 2 (2005)
Moribund Cape York Peninsula, Qld
Waanyi language...
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atulwanyj in Uw
Oykangand,
atulganyj in Uw Olkola. In
avoidance speech (Uw
Ilbmbanhdhiy or "respect language"), it is
known as oboy in Uw
Oykangand and opoy...
