Nunga

E926643

Nunga is a term used by some Aboriginal people of southern South Australia to refer to themselves and their community.

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Nunga canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aboriginal Australian cultural term
ethnonym
associatedWith Kaurna people
Narungga people NERFINISHED
Ngarrindjeri people
other Aboriginal groups in southern South Australia
contrastsWith Gubba
white Australians
country Australia
culturalRole marker of Aboriginal identity in southern South Australia
hasDerivedTerm Nunga English
Nunga community
linked to: Indulkana community
hasRegion southern South Australia
hasVariant Nunga people
languageContext English and Aboriginal English usage
refersTo some Aboriginal people of southern South Australia
relatedTerm Anangu
linked to: Anangu people

Koori
Murri
Noongar
linked to: Noongar people

Palawa
selfDesignationOf Aboriginal community in southern South Australia
state South Australia
usageNote can be considered contextually sensitive or inappropriate when used by non‑Aboriginal people
not all Aboriginal people in South Australia use or identify with the term
usedBy Aboriginal people in and around Adelaide
Aboriginal people in parts of the Eyre Peninsula
Aboriginal people on the Fleurieu Peninsula
Aboriginal people on the Yorke Peninsula
usedIn South Australian Aboriginal English

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