warrur

/ˈwaruɻ/

gloss “tree bark”

Flora · plant

tree bark which can be used as vine. it was used to make fishnets, which were dragged through the water in the dry season when the water goes down.

tree barkvine

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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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Tree bark usable as vine; used to make fishnets dragged through the water in the dry season.