What is the aboriginal meaning of gymea?

Arising from a large, bright green, thick rosette of sWord-like leaves up to 1.5m long, erect flowering stem 3 to 7 m tall. This stem bears a large, dense, spectacular head of fleshy, red, Trumpet-shaped flowers. Gymea Lily's flower, which is borne in early spring, is colossal, frequently being over 40cm wide, while individual flowers, from the tightly clustered head, are each 6cm long, and protected by bracts of a deeper red colour. Even the six long stamens, richly coated with their green pollen, stand upright, prominent and elevated, rising high above the petals.