10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HIELAMAN»
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Reminiscences of Australia: With Hints on the Squatter's Life
If one offends another, by his order the two fight it out, each armed with waddie,
hielaman and knife (made of a sharp point of agate and fixed tightly by gums into
a piece of wood as long as the hand) ; the insulted one's relations join against ...
Christopher Pemberton Hodgson, 1846
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Austral English: A Dictionary of Australasian Words, Phrases ...
Called also Leat/zer;/acket (q.v.). Hickory-Wattle, n. a Queensland name for
Acacia aulacocarpa, Cunn., NO. Legu1nz'/zosce; called ffickory about Brisbane.
Hielaman, n. a word of Sydney and neighbourhood. The initial /z, now frequently
used ...
Edward Ellis Morris, 2011
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Language Endangerment and Language Maintenance: An Active ...
The words 'gibba/gibber' (stone), 'gunya(h)' (hut, camp), 'hielaman' (shield) and '
budgeree/budjeri' (good), for instance, spread from the Sydney area and were
sometimes offered by Aboriginal people in other parts of the country as the local ...
David Bradley, Maya Bradley, 2013
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Chambers English Thesaurus
gladius gorget grapeshot greave Greek lire grenade gun habergeon hackbut
hacqueton hailshot halberd half-pike hand-grenade hand-gun han(d)jar
handstaff harquebus hauberk H-bomb heaume helm helmet hielaman howitzer
jack jamb(e) ...
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Oxford Dictionary of English
origin Middle English: from Old English hı ̄gian 'strive, pant', of unknown origin.
hielaman /ˈhiːləmən/ 7noun an Australian AboriVginal shield made of bark or
wood. – origin from Dharuk yilimang. hierarch /ˈhʌɪərɑːk/ 7noun a chief priest
...
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Australian Aboriginal words in English: their origin and meaning
... see yarra yate (tree), 17, 148 Yauor, see Yawor yaw, see yu Yawor, xiii, 225
yeelaman, see hielaman Yeeman, 5 yeit, see yate yelaman, see hielaman yelka,
120-1 yidaki, 187 Yidiny(ji), xiii, 3, 10, 66, 83, 224-5, 230, 242 Yindjibarndi, xiii,
32, ...
Robert M. W. Dixon, Bruce Moore, 2006
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
hielaman 589 high (sit? ïTT ÏÏTft % ЯЯ ЧЯ) ЯП? 3ÍÍT чтяят hielaman л. СТ^ЯЯ (
ап^ГнЧ!^ ЯТЯ) Hieland a<#. a Scots form of Highland; — no sae Hielant ЯЯ JS
fTT Я^т; 1ЯЯТ ЯТТ Я|?Т hiems л. (Shak.) ЯяТ, 5ТГЯ ЯЩ; oí//. hiemal Я?, ЯТЯ ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
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The Chambers Dictionary
vt and vi to turn to the left (of or to a horse or plough-ox). hielaman lie 'la-man, n
an Australian Aboriginal narrow shield of bark or wood. [Native word hilaman]
Hieland hetm(d) or ->nt. adj a Scots form of Highland (see under high) —
sometimes ...
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Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales
Some of their fights were regulated so that the combatants alternately hit the “
hielaman” held by the opponents with the left hand above the head till the arm
would gradually get weak and sink so that the nulla would fall on the head
instead of ...
Linnean Society of New South Wales, 1896
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 2 of 4: E-M)
Hielaman,hī′laman,n.thenative Australian narrowshield of bark orwood. Hiems,
hī′emz, n. (Shak.) winter.—adj.Hī′emal.—v.t.Hī ′emate.—n.Hiemā′tion,
hibernation. [L.] Hieracosphinx, hīerā′kosfingks, n. See Sphinx. Hierapicra ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HIELAMAN»
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... Delila Jane Hielaman; Harold Williams; Evelyn Davis; Max Davis; Jim Lentz; Shirley Ramsey and Garrett; Peg and Dwight and Manyd McKee ... «The Newark Advocate, Nov 14»
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... gamesman, gangsman, glassman, goadsman, gownsman, handyman, headsman, helmsman, henchman, herdsman, hielaman, hoastman, ... «RenewAmerica, Apr 13»
