Definition of longa in English: longa
preposition Australian (in Aboriginal English) belonging to; about; near; with.
‘I bin stockboy longa Nat Buchanan’
More example sentences
‘This fella song all about the Aboriginal people, coloured people, black people longa Australia.’ ‘Me work longa white man all day.’ ‘Donny go back longa' house and I been goin' out longa' police station.’ ‘He told us you go longa camp; Larry and Archie longa creek.’ ‘Follow him there longa grass now.’ ‘Sposin' bad smell you put bone longa nose no smell 'im.’ ‘You go longa camp, fix food for old people, come back longa my camp.’ ‘Too many people were longa that place.’ ‘Chase them cattle longa bush.’ ‘Ah, you knock about longa them boys, eh?’ Origin Late 19th century: Australian pidgin, perhaps an alteration of ‘belonging to’.