However, we realise that dictionaries are ‘works in progress’ and as such, are never complete. It is our hope that in making these materials available electronically, that both local indigenous communities and wider audiences will find benefit. You can also purchase CD-versions of some dictionaries from our Darwin Office. ![]() Others are presented as historical documents and have not been changed or updated since their first publication.įor each dictionary there is a web based version and a stand-alone version that can be downloaded onto your computer. Some of the dictionaries have been updated and had semantic categories and pictures added. Many of the dictionaries were published previously by AuSIL during our 50 years of serving the indigenous people of Australia (often they were published under our former name of SIL Australian Aborigines and Islanders Branch). ![]() In 2010, AuSIL began making dictionaries in Aboriginal languages available on the web as part of our efforts to document and preserve Australian languages for future generations. Australian Society for Indigenous Languages
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