Guragone

Autonym candidate: Gorogone unverified — from alt-names· 20 name candidates recorded

Documentednearly extinct· AES 5Located

Classification

Glottolog family tree

Country & location

Glottolog point

-12.6685, 134.0950

Provenance: glottolog

A point locates a language for reference; it never represents the full extent of a people’s Country.

Grammar profile

21 coded · 0 unknown

16 WALS — 21 coded features in total across 16 WALS, 5 AUS extension.

Grambank’s 195 variables are a cross-linguistic baseline— a fixed questionnaire asked of every language — not “the grammar” of Guragone. Read each cell as an answer to a standard typological question. Compare languages in the grammar lens →

Showing 21 of 21 coded features.

WALS

16 features

Nominal Categories3

Occurrence of Nominal Plurality
WALS 34A
No nominal plural
Indefinite Pronouns
WALS 46A
Interrogative-based
Position of Case Affixes
WALS 51A
Case prefixes

Nominal Syntax1

Nominal and Verbal Conjunction
WALS 64A
Identity

Simple Clauses3

Expression of Pronominal Subjects
WALS 101A
Subject affixes on verb
Ditransitive Constructions: The Verb 'Give'
WALS 105A
Secondary-object construction
Negative Indefinite Pronouns and Predicate Negation
WALS 115A
Predicate negation also present

Word order9

Order of Subject, Object and Verb
WALS 81A
No dominant order
Order of Subject and Verb
WALS 82A
SV
Order of Object and Verb
WALS 83A
No dominant order
Order of Object, Oblique, and Verb
WALS 84A
No dominant order
Order of Adjective and Noun
WALS 87A
No dominant order
Order of Demonstrative and Noun
WALS 88A
Demonstrative-Noun
Relationship between the Order of Object and Verb and the Order of Adposition and Noun Phrase
WALS 95A
Other
Relationship between the Order of Object and Verb and the Order of Relative Clause and Noun
WALS 96A
Other
Relationship between the Order of Object and Verb and the Order of Adjective and Noun
WALS 97A
Other

AUS extension

5 features

Case1

Where case marking sits: suffix, prefix, clitic, tone, stem change.
AUS extension AUX007
prefix

Pronoun1

Whether interrogatives ('who/what') double as indefinites ('someone/something') — an 'ignorative' series. Partially derivable from WALS Indefinite Pronouns (interrogative-based).
AUS extension AUX051
yes

Pronoun-Marking2

How pronominal subjects are expressed: obligatory free pronoun, subject affix on the verb, clitic on a variable host (e.g. second position / auxiliary), etc.
AUS extension AUX010
subject-affix-on-verb
Whether bound pronouns form a clitic cluster on a variable (typically second-position/auxiliary) host rather than being fixed to the verb.
AUS extension AUX011
no

Syntax1

Dominant order of subject, object and verb (often 'no dominant order' in free-word-order Australian languages).
AUS extension AUX038
no-dominant-order

Dictionary & lexicon

Catalogue pointer only. A lexical resource is recorded but is rights-managed or not openly downloadable, so it is not browsable here. AIATSIS AUSTLANG catalogue entry (N75)

Deep-time position

not dated

Not in the dated phylogeny.Only the ~224 Pama-Nyungan leaves in Bouckaert, Bowern & Atkinson (2018) carry a calibrated age. Many languages — especially the older non-Pama-Nyungan families of the north — are genuine context but have no time-calibrated node, and are never shown as dated.

Codes & sources

Identifiers

Glottolog gura1252ISO 639-3 ggeAUSTLANG N75

Per-facet provenance

Classification: Glottolog 5.3 CLDF (CC-BY-4.0)
Coordinates: Glottolog 5.3 (CC-BY-4.0)
Endangerment: Glottolog AES (CC-BY-4.0)
Grammar: Grambank v1.0.3 / WALS 2020.4 (CC-BY-4.0)
Lexicon: catalogue pointer (rights-managed)
Identifiers: Glottolog 5.3 + AIATSIS AUSTLANG

Data-completeness for this profile: name, any id, glottocode, iso639 3, austlang, classification chain, coordinates real, coordinates any, endangerment, grammar profile, autonym candidate. Autonyms are unverified candidates drawn from alt-name lists; coordinates carry a provenance flag; a spreading language lineage is not a moving population. Coverage tier: Documented.