| 释义 |
binghi, Binghi Austral. slang.|ˈbɪŋgaɪ|
Also bingy, etc.
[Aboriginal.]
An Aboriginal.
Recorded earlier in the general sense ‘brother’: e.g. 1831 R. Dawson Present State of Australia 221, I was received by them with the greatest cordiality, and greeted by the term bingeye, or brother.
1933Bulletin (Sydney) 15 Feb. 20 One good idea that far inlanders..learnt from Binghi. Ibid. 2 Aug. 21/4 Binghi's legend is some evidence that it existed there. Ibid. 13 Dec. 37/1 A binghi wife the Chinaman had. 1934T. Wood Cobbers 34 The home for a floating population of Japanese, Chinese, Malays..binghis, half-castes and whites. |