What does narang mean?
Narang means (Australian Aboriginal, obsolete) Little; small..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
(Australian Aboriginal, obsolete) Little; small..
[T]he natives took it into their heads that this was an essential of governorship, and they could not contain their astonishment on finding, upon inquiry, that the "cobawn (big) gobernor, had not mout so (screwing theirs into the appropriate shape), like the narang (little) gobernor."
The blacks say, however, that there are two deep holes in it a "cabonn" (large and deep) and a "narang" (small).
Sandy said he could only understand "narrangy word" they said; but I believe that he could not understand them at all, as he was quite unable to make them comprehend that I wished to know if they had seen any stray camels about the creek.
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Narang means (Australian Aboriginal, obsolete) Little; small..
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[T]he natives took it into their heads that this was an essential of governorship, and they could not contain their astonishment on finding, upon inquiry, that the "cobawn (big) gobernor, had not mout so (screwing theirs into the appropriate shape), like the narang (little) gobernor."
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