kurdaitcha man
kurdaitcha man noun: a kind of shaman among Aboriginal Australians whose task it was to avenge a death, and who was supposed to have worn slippers made from the feathers of emus.
Noun
kurdaitcha man (plural kurdaitcha men)
- A kind of shaman among Aboriginal Australians whose task it was to avenge a death, and who was supposed to have worn slippers made from the feathers of emus.
Forms of kurdaitcha man
| plural | kurdaitcha men |
|---|---|
| alternative form | kadaitja man |
| alternative form | kooditcha man |
Origin of kurdaitcha man
Borrowed from Eastern Arrernte gadaidja.
Questions about kurdaitcha man
- What does kurdaitcha man mean?
- Kurdaitcha man means a kind of shaman among Aboriginal Australians whose task it was to avenge a death, and who was supposed to have worn slippers made from the feathers of emus.
- What part of speech is kurdaitcha man?
- Kurdaitcha man is a noun.
- What is the plural of kurdaitcha man?
- The plural of kurdaitcha man is kurdaitcha men.
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