This extensive reference provides authoritative information about the history of over 400 words from Aboriginal languages, offering the fullest available information about their Aboriginal background and Australian English history. The book begins with a general history of the 250 Australian aboriginal languages, including profiles of the languages that have been most significant as sources for borrowing. The words are then grouped according to subject: birds, fish, edible flora, dwellings, etc., with each work listed in a dictionary-style entry. The book concludes by addressing how words changed in English, and discusses English words that have since been adopted into Aboriginal languages
This dictionary is the result of a 23-year collaboration between Ngarinyman people, linguists and an...
This paper describes the current setting for lexicography in Australia by reviewing the place of Eng...
To reconstruct an indigenous language known solely from historical wordlists, the linguist needs to ...
This extensive reference provides authoritative information about the history of over 400 words from...
Australian Aboriginal Words in English records the Aboriginal contribution to Australian English and...
Words like boomerang and woomera, kangaroo and koala, mallee and mulga are quintessentially Australi...
Over 400 words have been borrowed from the Aboriginal languages of Australia into Australian English...
International audienceStandard Australian English (SAusE) is characterized by the presence of indige...
Australian English has been variously received: English visitors have called it barbarous and corrup...
Indigenous Languages of Australia (ILA) provided a significant number of words that can befound in S...
Cover title: Australian Aboriginal native words and their meanings.; Includes bibliography.; Also av...
The majority of Aboriginal people in Australia today speak one or more of a number of language varie...
Aboriginal English has been documented in widely separated parts of Australia and, despite some styl...
This group includes two contact languages, NSW Pidgin and Aboriginal English, that are distinct but ...
Mudburra is an Aboriginal language of the Northern Territory (Australia). Many Mudburra people live ...
This dictionary is the result of a 23-year collaboration between Ngarinyman people, linguists and an...
This paper describes the current setting for lexicography in Australia by reviewing the place of Eng...
To reconstruct an indigenous language known solely from historical wordlists, the linguist needs to ...
This extensive reference provides authoritative information about the history of over 400 words from...
Australian Aboriginal Words in English records the Aboriginal contribution to Australian English and...
Words like boomerang and woomera, kangaroo and koala, mallee and mulga are quintessentially Australi...
Over 400 words have been borrowed from the Aboriginal languages of Australia into Australian English...
International audienceStandard Australian English (SAusE) is characterized by the presence of indige...
Australian English has been variously received: English visitors have called it barbarous and corrup...
Indigenous Languages of Australia (ILA) provided a significant number of words that can befound in S...
Cover title: Australian Aboriginal native words and their meanings.; Includes bibliography.; Also av...
The majority of Aboriginal people in Australia today speak one or more of a number of language varie...
Aboriginal English has been documented in widely separated parts of Australia and, despite some styl...
This group includes two contact languages, NSW Pidgin and Aboriginal English, that are distinct but ...
Mudburra is an Aboriginal language of the Northern Territory (Australia). Many Mudburra people live ...
This dictionary is the result of a 23-year collaboration between Ngarinyman people, linguists and an...
This paper describes the current setting for lexicography in Australia by reviewing the place of Eng...
To reconstruct an indigenous language known solely from historical wordlists, the linguist needs to ...