- also
known as
Ungarinyin. When
referring to
their traditional lands, they
refer to
themselves as
Wilinggin people. Ngarinyin, or
Ungarinyin, is one of three...
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original on 11
November 2020.
Retrieved 11
November 2020. "
Ungarinyin Religion". Encyclopedia.com.
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original on 12
March 2022...
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related dialects the
Eastern Worrorran group,
known as Ngarinyin, a.k.a.
Ungarinyin, and
related dialects the
Western Worrorran group,
known as Worrorra,...
- be
applied to
either the
language or the
people who
speak it,
whereas Ungarinyin only
refers to the language.
McGregor reported that "Ngarinyin has been...
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original on 7
February 2016.
Retrieved 7
February 2016. "
Ungarinyin Religion | Encyclopedia.com". "Plate L****VII. Fig. 2. World.", Encyclopaedia...
- on YouTube,
published by
Heavy Machinery Records, 29
November 2021. "
Ungarinyin Religion". Encyclopedia.com. 19
October 2023.
Retrieved 1
November 2023...
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moieties or sections.
Includes Warwar, Nimanburu, Ongarang,
Djaul Djaui.
Ungarinyin type: Patrilineal.
Includes Umedi, Wungemi, Worora,
Wunumbul Ngaanyatjarra...
- non-Pama-Nyungan
languages Non-Pama-Nyungan
Language Percentage of
Similarity Guniyandi 45%
Ungarinyin 24%
Walmajarri 24% Kija 20%
Unggumi 20%
Nyikina 15%
Warrwa 11%...
-
lived at
Mowanjum in
close daily contact with
people who
spoke either Ungarinyin or
Wunambal as
their mother tongue.
Later this was
replaced by Kriol....
- 1955 19
March 1987
Preserved by Rail
Heritage WA on 19 July 1987 1406
Ungarinyin 22
November 1955 19
March 1987 S****ped 1407
Wirngir 9
December 1955 25...
