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In common with neighbouring groups, such as the [[Warlpiri people|Warlpiri]], the Pintupi have a complex [[Australian Aboriginal kinship|kinship system]], with eight different kin groups, made more so by distinct prefixes for male and female skin names; "Tj" for males, "N" for females:{{efn|Of the contiguous [[Ngalia people|Ngalia]] and [[Yumu]], Fry writes that the system of subsection names were those of the [[Luritja]], consisting of the [[Aranda]] terms prefixed with ''ta'' for males, and ''na' for females. {{sfn|Fry|1934|p=472}}}}
==Prominent Pintupi==
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