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- proper noun A people
indigenous toNew South Wales ,Australia . - proper noun The
language spoken by these people.
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Examples
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Awabakal translates to "People of the flat country."
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Templates examples The Volcano experience (March) The Awabakal people (May)
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Awabakal people are Indigenous Aboriginal / Torres Strait Islanders who occupy the land embracing the present day city of Newcastle and surrounding suburbs on the East Coast of Australia.
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Templates examples The Volcano experience (March) The Awabakal people (May)
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(Uganda) [to a person who is working] Eyalama aswam Ateso (Uganda) [answer by a working person] Ebo nakonda Atikamekw (Montreal and Quebec Canada) Kwei Atuona (Marquesas Islands) Ka oha [Aukan, see Ndjuka] [Austrian, see German (Austria)] Awabakal (Australia) Ella Awabakal
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(Australia) Alla Awabakal (Australia) Wau Aymará (Bolivia, Peru, Chile) Kamisaraki?
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