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Yaithmathang

The Jaitmatang, also spelled Yaithmathang, and referred to as Omeo, are an Indigenous Australian people of the State of Victoria.

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AIATSIS
S43
Ethnicity
Yaithmathang
Extinct
(date missing)
Glottolog
jait1239 Jaitmatang
ISO 639-3
xjt
Language family
Yuin–KuricYuinNgarigoYaithmathang · YuinNgarigoYaithmathang · NgarigoYaithmathang · Yaithmathang

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Yaithmathang

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples20
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Yaithmathang

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related to Alternative names · 6
Yaithmathang → GundanoraBrajerak, JandangaraGundanara, Mitta Mitta, MudthangKandangoramittung, Omeo, Ya-itma-thangYaithmathangMuddhang
Language family · 4
Yaithmathang → NgarigoYaithmathang, Yaithmathang, YuinNgarigoYaithmathang, Yuin–KuricYuinNgarigoYaithmathang
related to Name · 3
Yaithmathang → Alfred William Howitt, Jaitmatang/Yaithmathang, Ya-yau
AIATSIS · 1
Yaithmathang → S43
Ethnicity · 1
Yaithmathang → Yaithmathang
Extinct · 1
Yaithmathang → (date missing)
Glottolog · 1
Yaithmathang → jait1239 Jaitmatang
ISO 639-3 · 1
Yaithmathang → xjt
Native to · 1
Yaithmathang → Australia
Region · 1
Yaithmathang → Victoria

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omeo jaitmatang language jaitmathang dhudhuroa victoria ngarigo early mitta tribal horde also yuin name family according alfred william tongue clark

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
YaithmathangAIATSISS431.00infobox
YaithmathangEthnicityYaithmathang1.00infobox
YaithmathangExtinct(date missing)1.00infobox
YaithmathangGlottologjait1239 Jaitmatang1.00infobox
YaithmathangISO 639-3xjt1.00infobox
YaithmathangLanguage familyYuin–KuricYuinNgarigoYaithmathang1.00infobox
YaithmathangLanguage familyYuinNgarigoYaithmathang1.00infobox
YaithmathangLanguage familyNgarigoYaithmathang1.00infobox
YaithmathangLanguage familyYaithmathang1.00infobox
YaithmathangNative toAustralia1.00infobox
YaithmathangRegionVictoria1.00infobox
Yaithmathangrelated to Alternative namesYa-itma-thangYaithmathangMuddhang0.60section

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