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There are many variations due to the number of different Indigenous languages but a common term for white people is 'Gubbah'.
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What is the aboriginal word for people?
There are many variations due to the number of different Indigenous languages but a common term for white people is 'Gubbah'.
Make a sentence for the word aboriginal?
The aboriginal people of Australia have a rich cultural heritage that dates back thousands of years.
What does the word gubba mean?
A word generally used by aboriginal Australians to describe a white person.
What culture of people paint their faces white?
Aboriginal people. They are Australian bush people.
Where does the word walkabout originate from?
The Aboriginal people of Australia.
What year did the aborigines invade Australia?
The Aboriginal people never did invade Australia, The British people did. Aboriginal people roamed Australia long before the British/white people did. (:
What did aboriginal people lose to white people?
aboriginal parents lost their chilldren and never saw them again. oh and the lost their homes and lives too.
What illnesses did the aboriginal people get once the white arrived?
small pox
Were aboriginal people here first?
The word "aboriginal", by its very definition, means the people that are in an area first. Presuming that you mean the aboriginal people of Australia, archaeological evidence fully supports the belief that they were the first people in Australia.
What does the aboriginal name gin mean?
"Gin" is not an aboriginal name. It was a rather derogatory term used by white people to refer to aboriginal women who were often used for sexual services.
What is the Aboriginal word for story?
aboriginal word for story
How did the aboriginal act 1910 affect the people of Australia?
The aboriginal act of 1910 affected the people of Australia. They did this by lessening yet not completely removing the boundaries between the white and native people there.
