Arunta
[uh-ruhn-tuh]
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noun, plural A·run·tas, (especially collectively) A·run·ta.
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He perforated some which could not be worn as ornaments, just as the Arunta do.
The Clyde MysteryAndrew Lang
The two systems are not now fully welded in the Arunta group.
Folklore as an Historical ScienceGeorge Laurence Gomme
This prevails among the Arunta "nation," and the Kaitish tribe.
Myth, Ritual, and Religion, Vol. 1Andrew Lang
The Arunta of Central Australia are, of course, far from 'primitive.'
Magic and ReligionAndrew Lang
The Arunta also let the grub come on to its full rise before feeding.
Magic and ReligionAndrew Lang