- The
Worrorra, also
written Worora, are an
Aboriginal Australian people of the
Kimberley area of north-western Australia. The term is
sometimes used to...
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Worrorra, also
written Worora and
other variants, and also
known as
Western Worrorran, is a
moribund Australian Aboriginal language of
northern Western...
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three Worrorran languages, the
others being (Western)
Worrorra and
Ngarinyin (Eastern
Worrorra, or Ungarinjin). As of 2020[update], "Wunambal Gaambera"...
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superclassing in
which membership in one
gender can mean
membership in another.
Worrorra: Masculine, feminine, terrestrial, celestial, and collective. Halegannada:...
- Ungarinyin, and
related dialects the
Western Worrorran group,
known as
Worrorra, and
related dialects In addition,
Gulunggulu is
unattested but presumably...
- of the
cultural bloc
known as the
Wanjina Wunggurr,
consisting of the
Worrorra (and
neighbouring Ngardi),
Wunambal and
Ngarinyin peoples of the Kimberley...
- and waters, the
Dambimangari (
Worrorra) group. The
Dambimangari people chose the name "Lalang-garram",
being a
Worrorra word
meaning “the sal****er as...
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Ngarinyin speakers,
including the
Worrorran languages of
Wunambal and
Worrorra.
Ngarinyin is
found at the
centre of the region, and the
other Aboriginal...
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Bunuban Bunuba Gooniyandi Worrorran Wunambal (Northern)
Ngarinyin (Eastern)
Worrorra (Western)
Nyulnyulan isolates Giimbiyu Tiwi
Tasmanian family-level groups...
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Western Australia. The
Umiida spoke one of the
dialects of the (western)
Worrorra language. What
little is
known of it, and Ungarrangu, was
taken down by...
