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Warringah

Language: 
NSW COAST
Australian: 
Warringai
English JS Main: 
Warringah
English: 
[the darkies never say Wooloomooloo, but Wallah. Sometimes Wallah Mallah. neither did they say Warringah or Kuringa, but Warringai and Kuringai, accent on the last syllable, long ÒiÓ. [John C. Waterman: ÔRecollections of SydneyÕ: JRAHS, Vol. VIII Supplt, 1923]]
Category: 
place: Harbour: NE
Source: 
Waterman, John C.
Page: 
359
Line: 
23.1
Respelt: 
WaringGayi
Part of speech: 
noun
Source Details: 
John C. Waterman: ’Recollections of Sydney’: JRAHS, Vol. VIII Supplt, 1923: pp. 359-362.

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