Sydney Aboriginal Language Insights

This blog looks at some Australian indigenous languages. It draws on databases formed from word lists by largely nineteenth-century people. The databases respell the words consistently, and consistent meanings are given to the words. Thus any reference to 'river', 'creek' and so on is always rendered as 'stream'. This device enables comparisons to be made, and word-matches to be uncovered, by using the searching capabilities of databases.

14 December 2015

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Jeremy Steele
My main work: 'The Aboriginal Language of Sydney' can probably be found fairly readily by using this title on a web search, together with my name. This work is a Macquarie University thesis, and can be downloaded, free.
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