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A '''Waddy''' or '''Nulla nulla''' is an [[Australian Aboriginal]] war club. The former name comes from the [[Dharuk]] Aborigines of [[Port Jackson]], [[Sydney]].
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Originally, the word waddy referred to a tree, or any piece of wood, as well as a verb meaning to 'beat up or kill with a club'
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It has also been spelled as wadi, wady, and waddie. The spelling stabilised around the mid-nineteenth century, partly to help distinguish it from the Arabic word [[wadi]], a dry water course.
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==References==
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* Peters, Pam, ''The Cambridge Australian English Style Guide'', Cambridge University Press, 1995, ISBN 0-521-43401-7
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* http://www.nsw.nationaltrust.org.au/ida/link_d2_nullah.html
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waddy is doddsys name 4 jaymee....jaymee rulz....mmmmhmmm....i luv ya jaymus

Revision as of 11:58, 16 February 2007

A Waddy or Nulla nulla is an Australian Aboriginal war club. The former name comes from the Dharuk Aborigines of Port Jackson, Sydney.

Originally, the word waddy referred to a tree, or any piece of wood, as well as a verb meaning to 'beat up or kill with a club'

It has also been spelled as wadi, wady, and waddie. The spelling stabilised around the mid-nineteenth century, partly to help distinguish it from the Arabic word wadi, a dry water course.

References


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waddy is doddsys name 4 jaymee....jaymee rulz....mmmmhmmm....i luv ya jaymus