Bundjalung Dictionary

Introduced animals

Words and sound file

These pages will help you use this site and the tools provided

Some help with using dictionary

This is some information for teachers of Bundjalung and Dialects

When using the teaching pages there are some resources you can use to link to translations and sounds

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The site was set up by Muurrbay in 2014-5 to share the Bundjalung-Yugambeh dictionary with funding from the Australian Government’s Indigenous Languages Support program . The project is still in development.

Various people, including researchers, have been writing down information about the Bandjalung language since the late 1800s. A few Bundjalung dialects have been recorded in some detail, while for others there are limited records, or no record at all. A large collection of audio recordings of Bundjalung speakers, and researchers’ field notes are held at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies in Canberra.

Sound of letters in Bundjalung

Muurrbay plans to conduct workshops around Bundjalung-Yugambeh country to help people use this online dictionary. It is a work in progress so your feedback is important to us. Please read the instructions by following the "more" button below.

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