- Wangkatha,
otherwise written Wongatha, Wongutha, Wangkatja,
Wongi or
Wangai, is a
language and the
identity of
eight Aboriginal Australian peoples of the...
-
Nyoongar in
southern Western Australia Palawah (or Pallawah) in
Tasmania Wangai in
central Western Australia Yamatji in the
Gasgoyne and
Pilbara regions...
- of New
South Wales Pitjantjatjara, an
Anangu sub-group
based on
language Wangai in the
Western Australian Goldfields Warlpiri (Yapa) in
western central...
- the
Wangkatja group of peoples. The name "Kalgoorlie" is
derived from the
Wangai word
Karlkurla or Kulgooluh,
meaning "place of the
silky pears". The city...
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Samani Sahoowal Sohu/Sohoo
Sirewal Tatri Tharani Thatyar Thaheem Tumbrani Wangai Wains Zardari Zuhrani Akhund Asani (Khuwaja)
Allana (Khowaja)
Alwani (Khuwaja)...
-
Kalgoorlie and
Karlkurla (one of its suburbs) both take
their names from a
Wangai word
meaning "place of the
silky pears". All
parts of the bush
banana plant...
- Rajaī, Sakkar, Shikārpurī, Sewhanī Bhabhira,
Thatta (Thattai), Vaniyā,
Wangaī, Wāṇiko
Grammarians of the 19th
century variously identified as many as...
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tests at
Maralinga in the 1950s, the
Australian Government removed the
Wangai people from
their homeland.
Since then, they have been
awarded compensation...
- Kenya 34:16
Asmae Leghzaoui Morocco 39:33 2004 May 2 43,514 39,695
Simon Wangai Kenya 34:59
Albina Ivanova Russia 39:22 2003 May 4 44,641 40,027 John...
- 2011
Thomas Letangule – June 2008 –
confirmed 9
November 2011 J.
Muthoni Wangai – June 2008 –
confirmed 9
November 2011
Mohamed Alawi Hussun – June 2008 –...
