warlpiri_redup.jpg
The image displays a text-based educational slide or document snippet regarding linguistics. At the very top left, there is a small red square bullet point followed by bold black text that reads: WARLPIRI (Ngarga, Pama-Nyungan, spoken in Australia) – full reduplication.

Below this title, there is a table-like layout with three columns of information. The first two column headers are written in italics. The first header is singular and the second is plural. To the right of these columns, there is a third section containing English translations enclosed in single quotation marks.

The content is organized into three rows demonstrating how words change from singular to plural through full reduplication:

In the first row, under singular is the word kurdu. Under plural is kurdukurdu. To the right, the translation is 'child'.

In the second row, under singular is kamina. Under plural is kaminakamina. To the right, the translation is 'girl'.

In the third row, under singular is mardukuja. Under plural is mardukujamardukuja. To the right, the translation is 'woman'.
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