noun

- one story explains that this place name was shortened for English because it was too long to stencil on a wool bale. However, the oldest record of Nharangga language, Arrito/Snell, also seems to record it in the contracted form Wallaroo.- literally wallaby urine, this place name indicates that there were a lot of wallabies in the area.

- related language records suggest that this can include a log, a fallen tree, etc.- this may be just an alternative way of saying wudla.

this word only appears in Kuhns list, which has some errors, so the word may not be quite correct.

these were often used in early Point Pearce days.

this word probably comes originally from a longer word, perhaps waguwagu (supported also by related languages records).

created from wadlina (bad) + warra (language).

this word appears only on one map, drawn probably by Gladys Elphick.

- we have only one record of this word, from McEntires list, which has many errors. More information is needed to understnd how to say it and what it means.- possibly it means a specific kind of tree.

- this word appears as part of the compound garrdi wabba emu feather fly whisk.- might be related to wuba something, a word in contempary use.