gurrnki
gurrnki noun: a ghost.
Noun
gurrnki (plural gurrnkis)
- A ghost.
- Budgie said ‘I don’t want no gungki getting at me.’1978, P. Hanigan & R. Lindsay, No Tracks on the River
- I tell you what, the first time we saw the nuns with their habits, we thought they were gurrnkis (ghosts).1993, E. Crawford, Over my Tracks
Forms of gurrnki
| plural | gurrnkis |
|---|---|
| alternative form | gungki |
Questions about gurrnki
- What does gurrnki mean?
- Gurrnki means a ghost.
- What part of speech is gurrnki?
- Gurrnki is a noun.
- What is the plural of gurrnki?
- The plural of gurrnki is gurrnkis.
Words near gurrnki in the dictionary
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