- The
Kunwinjku (formerly
written Gunwinggu)
people are an
Australian Aboriginal people, one of
several groups within the
Bininj people, who live around...
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Kunwinjku is a
dialect of
Bininj Kunwok, an
Australian Aboriginal language. The
Aboriginal people who
speak Kunwinjku are the
Bininj people, who live...
- Etherington, Steven; Etherington, Narelle,
Kunwinjku Kunwok : a
short introduction to
Kunwinjku language and society,
Kunwinjku Language Centre, 1996, ISBN 0958690901...
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Kunwok is an
Australian Aboriginal language which includes six dialects:
Kunwinjku (formerly Gunwinggu), Kuninjku,
Kundjeyhmi (formerly Gundjeihmi), Manyallaluk...
- In
Australian Aboriginal mythology (specifically:
Kunwinjku),
Mamaragan or
Namarrkon is a
lightning Ancestral Being who
speaks with
thunder as his voice...
- In
Aboriginal Australian mythology (specifically:
Kunwinjku),
Wurugag and
Waramurungundi are the
first man and woman, respectively.
Waramurungundi is...
- (190 mi) east of Darwin. The main
language spoken in the
community is
Kunwinjku (a
dialect of
Bininj Kunwok). At the 2021
Australian census, Gunbalanya...
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languages in
Arnhem Land,
northern Australia. The most
populous language is
Kunwinjku, with some 1500 speakers.
Gunwinyguan languages have a fortis–lenis contrast...
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Bobby Barrdjaray Nganjmirra (c. 1915–1992) was a
Kunwinjku Aboriginal artist of the
Djalama clan and
Yirridjdja moiety. He was born
around 1915 at Malworn...
- Its
common name is
white fig; it is
locally known as
pilkhan and in the
Kunwinjku language it is
called manbornde. Like many figs, its
fruits are edible...
