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In the mythology of the Aboriginal people of south-eastern Australia (specifically, the Wotjobaluk people who spoke the Wergaia language), Gnowee is a solar goddess whose torch is the Sun. She was once a woman who lived upon the Earth at a time when it was eternally dark, and people could only move about with the aid of bark torches. One day she left her little son sleeping while she went out to dig for yams. Food was scarce, and Gnowee wandered so far that she reached the end of the Earth, passed under it and emerged on the other side. Not knowing where she was, she could not find her little son anywhere, so she climbed into the sky with her great bark torch to get a clearer view. She still wanders the sky to this day, lighting the whole world with her torch as she continues to search for

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  • In the mythology of the Aboriginal people of south-eastern Australia (specifically, the Wotjobaluk people who spoke the Wergaia language), Gnowee is a solar goddess whose torch is the Sun. She was once a woman who lived upon the Earth at a time when it was eternally dark, and people could only move about with the aid of bark torches. One day she left her little son sleeping while she went out to dig for yams. Food was scarce, and Gnowee wandered so far that she reached the end of the Earth, passed under it and emerged on the other side. Not knowing where she was, she could not find her little son anywhere, so she climbed into the sky with her great bark torch to get a clearer view. She still wanders the sky to this day, lighting the whole world with her torch as she continues to search for her lost son. (en)
  • Dans la mythologie aborigène, Gnowee est une déesse solaire qui vivait déjà sur la Terre avant qu'il n'y ait un soleil. La légende raconte que le bébé de Gnowee s'éloigna alors qu'elle récoltait des yams, et lorsqu'elle partit à sa recherche, elle emporta avec elle une grande torche. Elle la porte encore, et sa torche est le soleil. (fr)
  • グノウェー(Gnowee)は、アボリジニの太陽神。 彼女がまだ地上に住んでいた頃、世界は永遠の闇に覆われており、人々はたいまつを持って歩くしかなかった。 ある日、グノウェーは息子が寝ているあいだに、ヤムイモを掘りに外出した。彼女は地球の果てに到達してしまい、地底に潜ったところ、その反対側に出た。そこで道に迷ったため、息子の居場所がわからなくなってしまった。 行方不明になった息子を探すために、彼女は大きなたいまつを持って天に昇った。グノウェーは今でも全世界を照らし出しながら、迷子になった我が子を探して空をさまよっている。 (ja)
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  • Dans la mythologie aborigène, Gnowee est une déesse solaire qui vivait déjà sur la Terre avant qu'il n'y ait un soleil. La légende raconte que le bébé de Gnowee s'éloigna alors qu'elle récoltait des yams, et lorsqu'elle partit à sa recherche, elle emporta avec elle une grande torche. Elle la porte encore, et sa torche est le soleil. (fr)
  • グノウェー(Gnowee)は、アボリジニの太陽神。 彼女がまだ地上に住んでいた頃、世界は永遠の闇に覆われており、人々はたいまつを持って歩くしかなかった。 ある日、グノウェーは息子が寝ているあいだに、ヤムイモを掘りに外出した。彼女は地球の果てに到達してしまい、地底に潜ったところ、その反対側に出た。そこで道に迷ったため、息子の居場所がわからなくなってしまった。 行方不明になった息子を探すために、彼女は大きなたいまつを持って天に昇った。グノウェーは今でも全世界を照らし出しながら、迷子になった我が子を探して空をさまよっている。 (ja)
  • In the mythology of the Aboriginal people of south-eastern Australia (specifically, the Wotjobaluk people who spoke the Wergaia language), Gnowee is a solar goddess whose torch is the Sun. She was once a woman who lived upon the Earth at a time when it was eternally dark, and people could only move about with the aid of bark torches. One day she left her little son sleeping while she went out to dig for yams. Food was scarce, and Gnowee wandered so far that she reached the end of the Earth, passed under it and emerged on the other side. Not knowing where she was, she could not find her little son anywhere, so she climbed into the sky with her great bark torch to get a clearer view. She still wanders the sky to this day, lighting the whole world with her torch as she continues to search for (en)
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  • Gnowee (en)
  • Gnowee (fr)
  • グノウェー (ja)
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