created from yardlu sea, ocean + wardli house + yuggu boat.
- we have only one record of this word, from a source which is not always accurate, so the word may not be quite correct.- said to mean sweet water, but this is likely to be a description of the well, not the literal meaning of the word.
- we have only one record of this word from Ben Sims, a current resident of Yorke Peninsula. The word may not be fully correct.- there are other words also recorded for whiting.
- we have only one record of this word, from a source which is not always reliable.- Reids suggested literal meaning grassy plain (in Normandales To and about Yorke Peninsula) does not match the words in Nharangga records. It may be a description of the place, or simply an error.
this word appears in only one record, by Egginton/Johnson. It does not seem to be fully correct. More information is needed to fully undertand what it means.
this word was created on the basis of older words for types of wardli (building or room), such as gunawardli.
many family terms in Nharangga were not clearly recorded. it is not fully certain what this word means.- seems to mean unmarriageable cousins - but the word is not well discussed.
this word was created on the basis of older words for types of wardli (building or room), such as gunawardli.