Nunggubuyu
A language of Australia
| Population | 360 (1996 census). 400 semispeakers or L2 only. |
| Region | Northern Territory, Numbulwar, east Arnhem Land. |
| Language map |
Northern Australia |
| Alternate names | Nunggubuju, Wubuy, Yingkwira |
| Classification | Australian, Gunwingguan, Enindhilyagwa |
| Language use | Most Ritarungo [rti] around Numbulwar understand it fairly well. Children understand it, but speak Kriol [rop]. |
| Language development | Dictionary. Grammar. Bible portions: 1946–1993. |
| Writing system | Latin script. |
| Comments | Hunter-gatherers. |
Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:
Academic Publications
Hore, Michael. 1981. "Syllable length and stress in Nunggubuyu."
Hughes, Earl J. and Alan Healey. 1971. "The Nunggubuyu verb."
Hughes, Earl J. and Velma J. Leeding. 1971. "A tentative description of Nunggubuyu clauses."
Hughes, Earl J. and Velma J. Leeding. 1971. "The phonemes of Nunggubuyu."

