The Gurrindji language is an Indigenous Australian language spoken by the Gurrindji people, primarily in the Northern Territory. It is part of the Ngumpin-Yapa language family and is known for its rich oral traditions and cultural significance. The language is primarily used in the Victoria River District, particularly around the Wave Hill area. Efforts to revitalize the Gurrindji language have been ongoing, as it is considered endangered. Community initiatives, educational programs, and language documentation projects aim to preserve and promote the language among younger generations, ensuring that the cultural heritage of the Gurrindji people continues to thrive.