Banyule
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Banyule (the English translation of "Banyool") is Indigenous Australian (Wurundjeri tribe) word meaning "hill".
It can also mean one of the following which have been named after this word:
- Banyule, a locality within Heidelberg, Victoria
- Banyule City Council - a local government area in Victoria
- Banyule Flats reserve - part of the artist colony in Heidelberg
- Banyule Road in Rosanna, Victoria
- 'Banyule Road - A helpless path or choice in a video or board game.
Banyuls-sur- mer, a village in the southwest corner of France,on the coast. So it is not exclusively indigenous Australian. I believe it can also imply a swamp.
