Territory Stories
Walu ga Ŋaḻindi Ŋuli Djambi Guyathirrina
Details:
Title
Walu ga Ŋaḻindi Ŋuli Djambi Guyathirrina,
Other title
Sun and moon always change into fish,
Creator
Djäwa,
Illustrator
Morgan, David,
Collection
LAAL,
Living Archive of Aboriginal Languages Project,
PublicationNT,
E-Books,
Date
1974,
Location
Milingimbi,
Provenance
This material was collected by the Living Archive of Aboriginal Languages Project between 2013 and 2021. The project was led by Charles Darwin University in partnership with the Australian National University and the Northern Territory Government and funded in part by the Australian Research Council.,
Efforts have been made to identify and contact the person or people responsible for creating these materials to request permission to include them in this archive. If you have any concerns about materials being made public on this site, please contact us and we will remove the item from display until any concerns have been addressed.,
Notes
The sun is Yirritja and the moon is Dhuwa. When they set, they change to become barracuda and trevally.,
Language
Gupapuyŋu,
Gupapuyngu language N122.1,
Subject
sun,
Gobabuinga,
Kopapiugo,
Gupapuyngu people N122.1,
Traditional,
Dajoror,
Gubawingu,
Gupabwingu,
Koparpingu,
Kopapingo,
Duwala,
Gobabingo,
Kupapuingu,
Gobabwingu,
Gobabwinnggu,
Gupapuyŋu,
Gupapuynyngu,
Gupapuyngu language N122.1,
Kopapoingo,
Gobabwingo,
Gubabingu,
LAAL,
Gubabuyngu,
Kupapuyngu,
Bilingual education resources,
Kupapuyungu,
Gababoinu,
Gobawingu,
Publisher name
Milingimbi Bi-lingual Centre,
Place of publication
Milingimbi,
File type
application/pdf,
Other identifier
cdu:31740,
LAAL_ID:mi0044,
PCA0026/P1,
Use
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0),
Copyright owner
Milingimbi Bi-lingual Centre,
License
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0 ,
Related links
https://hdl.handle.net/10070/884930 [Walu ga Ŋaḻindi Ŋuli Djambi Guyathirrina AUDIO] ,
Parent handle
https://hdl.handle.net/10070/876233 ,
Citation address
https://hdl.handle.net/10070/876322
Territory Stories
Walu ga Ŋaḻindi Ŋuli Djambi Guyathirrina
Details:
Title
Walu ga Ŋaḻindi Ŋuli Djambi Guyathirrina,
Other title
Sun and moon always change into fish,
Creator
Djäwa,
Illustrator
Morgan, David,
Collection
LAAL,
Living Archive of Aboriginal Languages Project,
PublicationNT,
E-Books,
Date
1974,
Location
Milingimbi,
Provenance
This material was collected by the Living Archive of Aboriginal Languages Project between 2013 and 2021. The project was led by Charles Darwin University in partnership with the Australian National University and the Northern Territory Government and funded in part by the Australian Research Council.,
Efforts have been made to identify and contact the person or people responsible for creating these materials to request permission to include them in this archive. If you have any concerns about materials being made public on this site, please contact us and we will remove the item from display until any concerns have been addressed.,
Notes
The sun is Yirritja and the moon is Dhuwa. When they set, they change to become barracuda and trevally.,
Language
Gupapuyŋu,
Gupapuyngu language N122.1,
Subject
sun,
Gobabuinga,
Kopapiugo,
Gupapuyngu people N122.1,
Traditional,
Dajoror,
Gubawingu,
Gupabwingu,
Koparpingu,
Kopapingo,
Duwala,
Gobabingo,
Kupapuingu,
Gobabwingu,
Gobabwinnggu,
Gupapuyŋu,
Gupapuynyngu,
Gupapuyngu language N122.1,
Kopapoingo,
Gobabwingo,
Gubabingu,
LAAL,
Gubabuyngu,
Kupapuyngu,
Bilingual education resources,
Kupapuyungu,
Gababoinu,
Gobawingu,
Publisher name
Milingimbi Bi-lingual Centre,
Place of publication
Milingimbi,
File type
application/pdf,
Other identifier
cdu:31740,
LAAL_ID:mi0044,
PCA0026/P1,
Use
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0),
Copyright owner
Milingimbi Bi-lingual Centre,
License
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0 ,
Related links
https://hdl.handle.net/10070/884930 [Walu ga Ŋaḻindi Ŋuli Djambi Guyathirrina AUDIO] ,
Parent handle
https://hdl.handle.net/10070/876233 ,
Citation address
https://hdl.handle.net/10070/876322