makoro

Awabakal

Makoro.
(Piscis.)

Formae aliae

• mahkoro
• makóro
• ma‐ko‐ro
• makroo

Nomen substantivum

makoro

1. piscis (-is, m.)

Declinatio

nom.	makoro
	makoró
gen.	makorokoba
dat.	makororoko
	makoráko
acc.	makoro
abl.	makorin
	makorabirung
	makoróa
	makorába

Loci

saec. XIX.

• 1827, Specimens of a Dialect of the Aborigines of New South Wales, L. E. Threlkeld:

17	Minnahring be unnoah tah‐tahn? What is thou that eat —?	What is that thou eatest?
18	Mahkoro unne bahng tah‐tahn. Fish this I eat —.	Fish is what I eat.

• 1834: Ma‐ko‐ro, Fish, or a, or the Fish. — An Australian Grammar, L. E. Threlkeld
• 1858, Language of the Australian Aborigines, L. E. Threlkeld, in Waugh’s Australian Alamanac for the year 1858:

ENGLISH.	AUSTRALIAN.
Fish	Makóro

• 1886: Fish — — — makroo. — The Wonnarua Tribe and Language, Robert Miller, in The Australian race
• 1898: Makroo, fish. — Customs of the Wannah‐Ruah Tribe, and their Dialect or Vocabulary, J. W. Fawcett, in Science