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Yuyu language

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Erawirung
Yuyu
RegionSouth Australia
Extinct(date missing)
Language codes
ISO 639-3yxu (proposed[1])

Erawirung (Eraweerung, Erawirrangu, Erawiruck), also known as Yuyu, Ngintait (Inteck), or Ngarrket, in an extinct language of southern South Australia. Dixon considers it an isolate.

The name is also known as Yerraruck, Yirau, Yiran, Inteck.

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