AusAnthrop > Western Desert Project > Dialectal groups

State: SA
Source of Name	Names given
Tindale (modified)	Kokata
EAA	* Kokatha
SIL	KTD : KOKATA
AIATSIS	C.03 Gugada;
Other names	Kokata / Kugurda wongga / Kukatha / Kukata / Cocotha / Kookata / Cookutta / Kookatha / Koogatho / Kugurda / Koocatho / Kotit-ta / Kukataja / Gogada / Kokatja (by Jangkundjara) / Marduwonga (by Arabana) / Madutara (by Antakirinja) / Nganitjini (by Nauo) / * Kokatha / /

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