Greens) Alternative names Dhauhurtwurru (an ethnonnym from the name for the language) Gournditch-mara (['Gunditj] = name of Lake Condah ['mara] = ['ma:r] = man), Gurnditschmara Kirurndit Ku:nditjmara Kuurn-kopan-noot (language name) Ngutuk (This was an exonym, meaning 'thou', used by a neighbouring tribe) Nil-can-cone-deets Port Fairy tribe. (Used of the horde along that region's coast, which spoke a dialect called Peekwhuurong). Spring Creek tribe (This referred the Woolsthorpe Mopor horde) Tourahonong Villiers tribe Weeritch-WeeritchSources: , Some words kunang (shit) malang (wife) merrejig('good'; also used as a greeting) ngirang (mother) Ngutjung yangi-yangi ngutjung (good, very good). paratj(girl) pipayi/bebì (father) pundiya (to live) tarayl (virgin) thatha (to drink) thin wurn-ngayi (This is our place) thung (smoke) tjiparak (clown) walat (frost, ice) windha (where?) yul-yul (wild man) yuwa (to sleep) See also Budj Bim heritage areas Notes Citations Sources See also attached documents: National Heritage List Location and Boundary Map, and Government Gazette'', 20 July 2004. Further reading Aboriginal peoples of Victoria (Australia) History of Victoria (Australia) Western District (Victoria)