Wagimani

The Wagiman are an Aboriginal people of the Northern Territory, whose traditional country stretched for hundreds of square kilometres through the Mid-Daly Basin and across the Daly River, around Pine Creek. Their neighbours included the Waray, Kunwinjku, Jawoyn, Wardaman, Jaminjung, Murrinh-Patha and Malak-Malak.

Their language, once loosely grouped with the Gunwinyguan tongues of Arnhem Land but reclassified as an isolate, is noted for its complex verbal morphology and a rare part of speech called the coverb, and was said to sound rougher than the Marrithiyel speech of the country downstream.