- The ****atja people, also
written Gugadja, are an
Aboriginal Australian people of the
Kimberley region of
Western Australia. The ****atja's traditional...
- the
Kokatha language.
Platt distinguished two types,
Gugada and
Gugadja, with
Gugadja more like
Western Desert than Gugada,
which he
thought was linked...
- Kokatj, ****atji, ****atyi,
Konggada Queensland Gulf ****atja[1] Kokatja,[2],
Gugadja, ****ati
Western Australia Desert ****u
Yulanji ****u Yulangi, Gugu Yulanji...
- exonym)
Aluridi (Pintupi and
Pitjantjatjara exonym)
Aluridja Gogadja Gugada Gugadja Juluridja ****acha ****adja ****ata (error) Lo-rit-ya
Loorudgee Loorudgie...
- Wolmeri,
Wolmera Walmaharri, Walmaharry,
Wolmaharry Warigari Pundur (
Gugadja exonym signifying 'cannibals')
Walmajai (Nyigina pronunciation) Wulumarai...
-
Ballardong Bi****a
Bunuba Buruna Djaru Duulngari Dyiwali Gija
Gooniyandi Gugadja Ildawongga Inawongga Inggarda Jaburara Jabirr Jabirr Jadira Jawi Jukun...
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Desert Language Kok-Nar
language Kok Narr Qld ****atja
language Gogodja,
Gugadja, Gugudja, ****aja
Vulnerable WA ****u
Thaypan language 2 Qld ****u Yalanji...
-
language for many
people at Balgo, with the name
deriving from the ****atja (
Gugadja) people.
There is a ****atja
dictionary published by
Luurnpa Catholic School...
-
Australia University Press, Nedlands. Berndt, R.M. (1972) The
Walmadjeri and
Gugadja, in
Hunters &
Gatherers Today: A
Socioeconomic Study of
Eleven Such Cultures...
-
south were the Antakirinja.
Their neighbours to the
northwest were the
Gugadja, with whom they are
sometimes confused,
being considered by some early...
