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Wardandi

The Wadandi, also spelt Wardandi and other variants, are an Aboriginal people of south-western Western Australia, one of fourteen language groups of the Noongar peoples.

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Wardandi

Nodes22
Edges21
Triples11
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.090909
Components1

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related to Alternative names and spellings · 9
Wardandi → Dardanup, DooninDornderupwongyJabaru, DordenupDunanwongi, Vasse, Wadarndee, Waddarndi, Wardandie, WardandiWadjandiBellimanGeographe Bay, YabarooWadandiNghungar
related to Name · 2
Wardandi → One, There

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wadandi language people one word name noongar bay fourteen groups peoples country archaeological bunbury augusta aboriginal meaning traditional estimated 700

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Wardandirelated to Alternative names and spellingsWaddarndi0.60section
Wardandirelated to Alternative names and spellingsWadarndee0.60section
Wardandirelated to Alternative names and spellingsWardandie0.60section
Wardandirelated to Alternative names and spellingsWardandiWadjandiBellimanGeographe Bay0.60section
Wardandirelated to Alternative names and spellingsVasse0.60section
Wardandirelated to Alternative names and spellingsDardanup0.60section
Wardandirelated to Alternative names and spellingsDordenupDunanwongi0.60section
Wardandirelated to Alternative names and spellingsDooninDornderupwongyJabaru0.60section
Wardandirelated to Alternative names and spellingsYabarooWadandiNghungar0.60section
Wardandirelated to NameThere0.60section
Wardandirelated to NameOne0.60section

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