Pintupi-Luritja
A language of Australia
| Population | 390 (1996 census). 90% monolingual. |
| Region | Western Australia, Northern Territory, Papunya settlement, Yuendumu and Kintore, Balgo Hills. |
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Australia |
| Alternate names | Binddibu, Loridja, Pintubi, Pintupi |
| Classification | Australian, Pama-Nyungan, South-West, Wati |
| Language use | About 10% also use English. |
| Language development | Dictionary. Grammar. NT: 1981. |
| Writing system | Latin script. |
Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:
Academic Publications
BRUCE, Leslie P., author. 2003. "The language of love in Melanesia: a study of positive emotions."
HANSEN, Kenneth C., author. 1984. "Translating for the Pintupi."
HANSEN, Kenneth C.; HANSEN, Lesley E., authors. 1969. "Pintupi phonology."
HANSEN, Kenneth C.; HANSEN, Lesley E., authors. 1974. Pintupi dictionary.
HANSEN, Kenneth C.; HANSEN, Lesley E., authors. 1978. The core of Pintupi grammar.
HANSEN, Kenneth C.; HANSEN, Lesley E., authors. 1979. Pintupi-Luritja kinship.
HANSEN, Lesley E., author. 1983. Pintupi art forms and their implications for literacy.
HUTTAR, George L., author. 1976. "Notes on Pintupi phonology."
Vernacular Publications
Mutikayi yirupulayi paṉkaṟa yutirinytjaku. 1969.
Teacher’s guide to Pintupi primers Wangka walytja 1-4 (Section 1). 1974.
Teacher’s guide to Pintupi primers Wangka walytja 1-4 (Section 2). 1974.
Tjitjilu wakaṉu tjakipiri. 1973.
Walypalalitju lurtjurinytjaku. 1969.
Watilpaya yaninpa kukaka. n.d.
Wiita pakaltjinganytjaku. 1970.
Yaparanytji kawalinkunytjaku. 1969.

