State: SA
Source of Name	Names given
Tindale (modified)	Pitjantjatjara
EAA	* Pitjantjatjara
SIL	PJT : PITJANTJATJARA
AIATSIS	C.06 Pitjantjatjara;
Other names	* Pitjantjatjara / Pitjandjara / Pitjandjadjara / Pitjantjatjarra / Pitjandjatjarra / Bidjandjara / Bidjandjadjara / Bidjuwonngu / Wongapitjira / Wongapitja / Wanudjara (by Ngadadjara) / Mulatara (grp at Tomkinson and Blyth Ranges) / Partutu (by Pintupi) / Tjitiadjara (by Ngadadjara / Wirtjapakandja (a grp) / Bidjandja, Bidjandjadjara, Bidjandjara, Bidjuwongga, Bindjandjadjara, Gunggawara, Ituarre, Mamoo, Mamu, Mulatara, Nangatadjara, Partutu, Peechintarra, Pidjandja, Pidjandjara, Pijandarra, Pitdjandjara, Pitindjatjara, Pitjandjadjara, Pitjandjara, Pitjanjarra, Pitjantjara, Pitjantjatjara, Pitjanzazara, Pitjendadjara, Pitjentara, Pitjindjatjara, Pitjindjiara, Pitjinjara, Pitjinjiara, Pitjintara, Pitjintjitjira, Pitkindjara, Pituari, Tjitiadjara, Wanudjara, Wirtjapakandja, Wongapitcha, Wongapitja, Wongapitjira, Wongapitjira, Bidjandjadjara, Bidjandjara, Jabu, Kalgonei, Mangawara, Njangadjadjara, Nyangatjatjara, Pidzan'dza, Pidzandza, Pintularapi, Pitchentara, Pitjandara, Pitjintara, Tjurti, Wankawinan, Wanudjara, Widanda, Widjandja

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