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The word humpy was adopted by early white settlers, and now forms part of the Australian lexicon. Small impermanent dwellings, made of branches and bark (particularly paperbark) were built prior to the construction of more permanent buildings, and were referred to as humpies.

The word humpy was adopted by early white settlers, and now forms part of the Australian lexicon. Small impermanent dwellings, made of branches and bark (particularly paperbark) were built prior to the construction of more permanent buildings, and were referred to as humpies.

La palabra humpy fue adoptada por los primeros colonos europeos y ahora forma parte del léxico australiano. Antes de la construcción de edificios más permanentes, se construían pequeñas viviendas impermanentes, hechas de ramas y cortezas (en particular de melaleuca), que se denominaron humpy.

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