585:(stupid or deaf): it seems strange that the star which the Arabs regard as the eye of the Divine Majesty should be thus designated; but perhaps the very beauty of the star, tempting the people to invoke aid which was not granted, provoked them to call the charmer who would not listen to their entreaties by this reproachful name. The star is fair to the sight, but "
433:('big man'), one with totem names for every part of his body, down to each finger and toe. On his departure he distributed his totem attributes to all, which they would take from their mother, so that marriage was interdicted for people with the same mother (totem). He dwelt in his sky camp with his son
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the souls of the good ascend when their bodies are committed to the grave, and they are supposed to be cognisant to some extent of what takes place on earth, and even to have power to help their fellow men below when invoked. For when Mr. Sparke had promised King Rory to take him to the races if the
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Women and men worked at the harvest. The women would cull the grass heads with their ears, still green, so they could be stacked within a brushwood enclosure that was then set alight. The seeds were winnowed by stirring through the heap with long sticks, and gathered on opossum skins. Then the men
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rain ceased, and the continuance of rain threatened to disappoint Rory's hopes, he appealed to his departed friends in the Milky-way, by cutting pieces of bark here and there and throwing them on the ground, and crying
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took over as threshers, separating the husks by alternately beating and then stamping the seeds laid in two holes, on rectangular the other circular. The refined product then underwent further purifying by employing
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tribe, known among whites as King Rory, to recount his tribe's legends concerning the firmament. The conversation place on the evening of 10 July at Gingi.
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in earlier sources, more recent sources suggest different distinctions. Yuwaalaraay is one of six dialects or languages of
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732:(eagles' camp or nest), when this constellation, which is more like a nest than a crown, is about due north on the meridian.
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1050:, which is the emu's name in Kamilaroi/Euahlayi, and was totem, so he should have been knowledgeable about the Emu." (
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A grammar of
Yuwaalaraay and Gamilaraay: a description of two New South Wales languages based on 160 years of records
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Australia: Their Terrain, Environmental Controls, Distribution, Limits, and Proper Names
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611:(small green parrots) The long dark space between two branches of the Milky-way near Scorpio, is called
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Fuller, Robert S.; Anderson, Michael G.; Norris, Ray P.; Trudgett, Michelle (March 2014).
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of New South Wales
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1306:Australian Languages: Their Nature and Development
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1104:"D23: Gamilaraay / Gamilaroi / Kamilaroi"
1439:(December 1898). "Australian Religion".
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726:(bright red); the Northern Crown-
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439:. He had an earthly subordinate
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1607:More Australian Legendary Tales
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409:, and for the "All-Hearing",
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736:, the chief star in
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1356:2014JAHH...17..171F
1274:, pp. 273â274.
1250:, pp. 493â494.
302:matrilineal descent
296:Social organisation
289:and Birrie rivers.
178:Gamilaraay language
166:-iyaay/ayaay/-araay
140:Gamilaraay language
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2474:Northern Territory
1803:Western Bundjalung
1732:Aboriginal peoples
1690:Aboriginal nations
1433:Parker, K. Langloh
1419:Parker, K. Langloh
1260:Fuller et al. 2014
1199:, pp. 56, 99.
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961:('meats') -food. (
657:(a small iguana);
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487:, Venus is called
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185:Robert M. W. Dixon
85:Australian English
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1602:K. Langloh Parker
1573:K. Langloh Parker
1543:. 1 January 2010.
1520:978-0-708-10741-6
1320:978-0-521-47378-1
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689:(woman), and the
565:(cockatoos). The
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189:Wiradhuric tongue
161:comitative suffix
134:Name and language
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1463:Ridley, William
1427:. A. Constable.
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2323:Bandjalang
2256:Cammeraygal
2146:Wemba-Wemba
2097:Yuwaalaraay
1999:Muthi Muthi
1768:Barranbinya
1663:peoples in
1612:Tommy McRae
1583:Tommy McRae
1479:: 257â275.
1403:: 135â190.
1284:Giacon 2014
1272:Ridley 1873
1209:Parker 1905
1156:Giacon 2014
1074:Giacon 2014
932:Giacon 2014
865:milambaraay
430:burul euray
401:Andrew Lang
193:Yuwaalaraay
150:Yuwaalaraay
116:Yuwaaliyaay
96:Yuwaalaraay
49:Yuwaaliyaay
34:Yuwaalaraay
25:Yuwaalaraay
2481:Queensland
2374:Nganywyana
2333:Darkinjung
2221:Kombumerri
2132:Wanjiwalku
2118:Wandandian
1971:Malyangapa
1943:Kula/Kurnu
1929:Karenggapa
1894:Himberrong
1852:Gandangara
1845:Gamilaraay
1831:Djiringanj
1810:Darkinyung
1796:Bundjalung
1661:Aboriginal
1616:David Nutt
1587:David Nutt
1129:Dixon 2002
825:Some words
775:Brewarrana
753:Mullion-ga
743:Mullion-ga
704:is called
631:is called
543:is called
520:warrambool
406:Nurrulburu
318:grasslands
283:Brewarrina
281:rivers to
197:Gamilaraay
120:Yuwallarai
80:Gamilaraay
52:Yuwallarai
2412:Wiradjuri
2395:Tharawal
2388:Ngunnawal
2381:Ngiyambaa
2342:(or Eora)
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2225:Mununjali
2174:Wiradjuri
2167:Wilyakali
2069:Paaruntyi
2062:Paakantyi
2055:Ngunnawal
2048:Ngiyampaa
2013:Nari-Nari
1950:Kuringgai
1705:Kuringgai
1624:Q21120391
1595:Q21120338
1347:1403.0304
1062:Citations
1023:Wiradjuri
1018:Daramulun
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649:Fomalhaut
533:pu-a pu-a
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415:. As for
376:Mythology
323:konakandi
267:Angledool
216:gimberlah
213:; maker,
122:, are an
71:Languages
2526:Category
2502:Victoria
2495:Tasmania
2440:See also
2426:Yugambeh
2316:Awabakal
2277:Jerrinja
2229:Tulgigin
2209:Yugambeh
2188:Wonnarua
2181:Wodiwodi
2104:Walbunja
2083:Tharawal
2076:Barindji
1992:Muruwari
1964:Kwiambal
1957:Kureinji
1915:Jukambal
1908:Jitajita
1859:Geawegal
1824:Djangadi
1782:Bigambul
1775:Bidjigal
1754:Awabakal
1620:Wikidata
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1591:Wikidata
1575:(1896),
1503:(1974).
1465:(1873).
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723:Guebilla
712:Arcturus
680:Gindemar
669:Pleiades
624:Mundëwur
608:gigeriga
603:Scorpion
572:bulralga
569:are two
556:gao-ergi
551:tea-tree
526:Worambul
514:Worambul
370:Coolibah
337:yarmmara
332:Watjarri
174:AUSTLANG
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104:Euayelai
100:Euahlayi
43:Eualeyai
40:Euayelai
37:Euahlayi
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2284:Ngambri
2263:Gadigal
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2160:Wiyabal
2139:Weilwan
2111:Walgalu
2041:Ngarigo
2034:Ngarbal
2027:Ngambaa
1985:Milpulo
1978:Maraura
1922:Galibal
1887:Gweagal
1789:Birrbay
1747:Arakwal
1493:2841174
1455:1253370
1352:Bibcode
1293:Sources
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858:jumbuck
853:dhimbha
720:, also
698:(man).
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629:Peacock
593:Antares
577:Canopus
442:Gayandi
328:Iliaura
308:Economy
279:Bokhara
271:Walgett
262:Terewah
247:Country
236:nhungga
112:Ualarai
46:Ualarai
2419:Worimi
2298:Wangal
2195:Worimi
1901:Jeithi
1761:Banbai
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734:Altair
707:ZÄzarÄ«
702:Sirius
691:Hyades
674:Worrul
644:Bundar
598:Guddar
582:Wunmba
562:Murrai
508:Wuzgul
455:named
424:Byamee
418:Baiame
395:Baiame
365:jamara
359:dajuri
353:jubbil
287:Culgoa
275:Birrie
172:While
156:yuwaal
2090:Thaua
2020:Ngaku
1817:Darug
1712:Murri
1698:Koori
1489:JSTOR
1451:JSTOR
1342:arXiv
1041:Ippai
952:kandi
891:Notes
879:wamba
871:milam
840:wongo
782:Gingi
695:Giwīr
664:Gurie
634:Mūrgū
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