- Wadi-Wadi is an
extinct Indigenous Australian language once
spoken in
Victoria and New
South Wales.
Clark suggests that Jari Jari is a
closely related...
-
Ngarigu Ngarigo Ngurai-illam
wurrung Extinct Taungurung Extinct Taungurung Wadiwadi Extinct Piangil and non-Piangil
Wathawurrung Extinct Wathaurong Way wurru...
- Ta tathi, Taa tatty, Tar tarthee, Tatatha, Tataty, Tatitati, Tunggut,
Wadiwadi, Wathiwathi,
Wathi Wathi, Watiwati, Wattewatte, Watthiwatthi,
Watty watty...
-
Wurrung clans, and
meetings and
ceremonies were
attended with the Dadidadi,
Wadiwadi, and
Ladjiladji peoples to
their north.
According to
information given...
- the Pama
Nyungan language family. It is
closely related to
Matimati and
Wadiwadi. A
vocabulary of the tongue,
compiled by E. M. Curr from
informants interviewed...
