Murrawarri
Murrawarri is an Aboriginal Australian language of the Indigenous Murrawarri people. It is traditionally spoken in an area of northwestern New South Wales and southwestern Queensland. The language belongs to the Barranbinja subgroup of the larger Pama-Nyungan family. Historical accounts indicate that Murrawarri was once a vibrant language with a complex grammatical structure and a rich vocabulary.
The Murrawarri language has faced significant decline due to the impacts of colonization, including forced assimilation