Australian Legendary Tales

Byamee's tribe — Minor Figures

3 figures from Australian Legendary Tales who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.

Boomahoomahnowee

son of Byamee · first appears Tale 26 · The Borah Of Byamee

  • Tale 26 · The Borah Of Byamee · parent: Byamee (Tale 26) “Old Byamee, who was a great Wirreenun, said he would take his two sons, Ghindahindahmoee and Boomahoomahnowee, to the gathering of the tribes, for the time had come when they should be made young men, that they might be free to marry wives, eat emu flesh, and learn to be warriors.”

Ghindahindahmoee

son of Byamee · first appears Tale 26 · The Borah Of Byamee

  • Tale 26 · The Borah Of Byamee · parent: Byamee (Tale 26) “Old Byamee, who was a great Wirreenun, said he would take his two sons, Ghindahindahmoee and Boomahoomahnowee, to the gathering of the tribes, for the time had come when they should be made young men, that they might be free to marry wives, eat emu flesh, and learn to be warriors.”

the old dog (Tale 26)

dog · first appears Tale 26 · The Borah Of Byamee

  • Tale 26 · The Borah Of Byamee · with Byamee (Tale 26) “Hurrying along with them, a dog of Byamee's, which would fain have lain by the roadside rather than have travelled so swiftly, but Byamee would not leave her and hurried her on.”

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