Larrakia
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Australia/ˈlærəkiə/
Larrakia noun: an Australian Aboriginal people traditionally inhabiting the region of Darwin and surrounds in the Northern Territory.
Noun
Larrakia (plural Larrakias)
- An Australian Aboriginal people traditionally inhabiting the region of Darwin and surrounds in the Northern Territory.
Proper noun
Larrakia
- A non-Pama-Nyungan Australian Aboriginal prefixing language formerly spoken by the Larrakia.
Forms of Larrakia
| plural | Larrakias |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Larakia |
| alternative form | Larrakeah |
| alternative form | Larrakeeyah |
| alternative form | Larrakeyah |
| alternative form | Larrakiah |
Questions about Larrakia
- What does Larrakia mean?
- Larrakia means an Australian Aboriginal people traditionally inhabiting the region of Darwin and surrounds in the Northern Territory.
- What part of speech is Larrakia?
- Larrakia can be a noun or a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Larrakia?
- Larrakia is pronounced /ˈlærəkiə/ (Australia).
- What is the plural of Larrakia?
- The plural of Larrakia is Larrakias.
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