State: WA
Source of Name	Names given
Tindale (modified)	Kokatja
EAA	* Kukatja (not to be confused with Kukatja NT)
SIL	KUX : KUKATJA
AIATSIS	A.68 Kukatja; Western Desert
Other names	Nambulatji (language name) / Gogada, Kokatja / Gogadja / Gugudja / Kukuruba (bu Ngalia) / Pardoo (western grps) / Julbre / Ilbaridja / Bedengo (“rock-hole people”) / Bunara, Boonara / Manggai (place name) / Wangkatjunga (southwestern grps) / Panara (general term for grass seed gatherers) / Wangatunga, Wangu / * Kukatja (not to be confused with Kukatja NT) / /

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