Adarangi

Adarangi is a term originating from the language spoken by the Noongar people of southwestern Australia. It refers specifically to a type of native grass found in the region. While the precise species to which "adarangi" refers can vary depending on local dialects and specific geographical areas, it is often associated with grasses providing food and shelter for native fauna, as well as being used traditionally by Noongar people for various purposes, including weaving and thatching. The term is significant as it represents a connection to the land and traditional ecological knowledge held by the Noongar community. Further research into specific Noongar language resources is recommended to determine the precise botanical classification in question within a specific locale.