Wati
[ˈwɑːti]Meaning
from an Indonesian suffix meaning "woman", ultimately from Sanskrit
Background Story
Wati comes from an Indonesian suffix meaning "woman", which derives ultimately from Sanskrit. The same word appears in Western Australian Aboriginal mythology as part of the name Wati kutjara, two lizard-men of the Dreaming.
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