Despite their genetic similarity, shared vocabulary rates are low, with 22% between Gurr-goni and Ndjebbana, and 24% between Gurr-goni and Nakkara. [3] It has two dialects, associated with …

Gurr-goni, also spelled Guragone, Gorogone, Gun-Guragone, Gunagoragone, Gungorogone, Gurrogone, Gutjertabia, is an Australian Aboriginal language spoken in Arnhem Land. There …

"northern NT, northeastern Arnhem Land, south of Maningrida, along the Mann River." Although the number of speakers is very small, Gurr-goni is still being learned by children in a …

Ch. 1 gives an overview of the Gurr-goni language, its typological characteristics, speakers and genetic relationships. It also covers phonological and morphological preliminaries. Ch. 2 is …

Gurr-goni is a langauge spoken by people in North-Central Arnhem Land, in and near the township of Maningrida. It has a small group of speakers; however, Gurr-goni children still …

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Gurr-goni is a language spoken by people in North-Central Arnhem Land, in and near the township of Maningrida. It has a small group of speakers; however, Gurr-goni children still …

"Gurr-goni is a language spoken by people in North-Central Arnhem Land, in and near the township of Maningrida. It has a small group of speakers; however, Gurr-goni children still …

Gurr-goni is an endangered indigenous language of Australia. It belongs to the Australian language family. The language is used as a first language by some people in every generation …

Fid Value Feature Reference Area; Glottocode: gura1252 ISO 639-3: gge Coordinates WGS84: 12°15'S, 134°25'E-12.25, 134.42