Language name and location: Alawa, Australia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. njarrinyiyi |
2. yirrwarrini (yirr- dual prefix) |
3. yilmurrɡu (yil- plural prefix) |
4. yilnɡɡula (yil- plural prefix) |
5. ɡuyanɡu [= finger(s) ] |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Margaret Sharpe, Department of Linguistics,
University of New England, Australia,
September 10, 2012. |
Other comments: Alawa is spoken by about speakers 18 (1991 M. Sharpe) in Northern Territory, Australia. Notes: Practical orthographies used throughout. /r/ is a flap, tended to a trill word finally, /b/ is a lenis voiced bilabial stop after /y/ /a/ is more like IPA æ, /ng/ is the velar nasal |
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