ngingkirr

/ˈŋiŋɡir/

gloss “Nganjin dungan, ngingkirr nyajin”

Perception

Nganjin dungan, ngingkirr nyajin

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Kuku-Yalanji Dictionary (1982)

The headword and meaning trace to the Kuku-Yalanji dictionary compiled by Henry and Ruth Hershberger with major Kuku Yalanji contributors.

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Major contributors include Toby Bloomfield, Roy Friday, Billy Roberts, Hector and Doris Sykes, Joe Walker, and people who lived at Jajikal in Ayton.

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Headword and gloss are an example sentence (Nganjin dungan, ngingkirr nyajin 'We were going, heard a grunt, a pig coming'); ngingkirr denotes a grunt/grunting sound, cf. ngingkirr badi/wunay 'to grunt' (entries 2060-2061).