noun

this is the womans husbands brother.

- winda is a key figure in a Dreaming trail.- various sources disagree on exactly which kind of owl is the winda: barn owl, white-headed or mopoke.- according to Howitt, this Dreaming is part of the garrdi totem.

- a type thrown only by hand, like a javelin.- related language records suggest that this was a large spear.- related languages include Kaurna, Nukunu and Ngadjuri.

- location given as behind Hassells place, near Section 152, Hundred of Parawurlie. (Egginton/Tindale)- the literal meaning of this place name is not certain. It could be related to winda, meaning either owl or spear.

contemporary sources only.- there are other words for whiting. this one might mean a specific type - perhaps the one found in Winggara creek.

Winggara Creekpossibly named for the whiting that are to be found in this creek.

created from wildja (night) + wanidja (fall).

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.

- records vary between seahawk, wedge-tailed eagle and eaglehawk.- totem of the western region.