- The
Ngarnka, also
Ngarnji or Ngewin, are an
indigenous Australian people of the
Northern Territory. They are
often said to be the same as the Gudanji...
- The
Ngarnji (Ngarndji) or
Ngarnka (Ngarnga, Ngarnku)
language was
traditionally spoken by the
Ngarnka people of the
Barkly Tablelands in the Northern...
- 28% of its
vocabulary with the
Wambaya language and the
Ngarnka language respectively. The
Ngarnka language shares 60% of its
vocabulary with the Wambaya...
- in 2000. Most
descendants have
switched to the
Bukawa language. 1997-98
Ngarnka Pama-Nyungan
Australia January 1997
Sireniki Yupik Eskimo–Aleut Chukotka...
-
Yirram Nungali Jam****g
Ngurlun Ngarnka Wambaya...
- Yan****jatjarra:
South Australia,
Australia Mirndi peoples Ngurlun peoples Ngarnka:
Northern Territory,
Australia Wambaya:
Northern Territory,
Australia Bunuban...
-
Ngarnawu language Ngarnaw 56 to 58 (2009)
Moribund Northern Kimberley, WA
Ngarnka language Pama–Nyungan
languages Extinct Barkly Tableland,
Northern Territory...
-
spoken in the West
Barkly family include Wambaya, Gudanji, Binbinka, and
Ngarnka. When the
Mudburra people arrived to the
region where the
Jingili live...
- *nuka
another *wiːya
auntie *mayi away *yarra ~ *yirra back *mutu/a
beard *
ngarnka behind *kurri
belly (inside) *walngka big *purlka bird sp:
frogmouth *tawa...
-
Pacific Linguistics. Pensalfini, Rob (2004). "Eulogizing a language: the
Ngarnka experience" (pdf).
International Journal of the
Sociology of
Language (164):...
