Talk:Arabana people

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Yendakarangu[edit]

References to a work of Tindale's are given to both:

Jendakarangu (Coward Springs), and
Yendakarangu

Given that Tindale was usually fairly consistent in his spelling, and that in Australian linguistics, IPA "j" usually appears as "y" following the English usage typical of settler spellings, can we confirm that he actually used both forms? yoyo (talk) 15:10, 21 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]