Kodo- Kodo is used as a short form for Morokodo, a slang used by the South Sudanese people Ma’di- Ma’di people use this as the second representative for Morokodo.

There is a scarce amount of printed material of the endangered language and the only published works are missionary publications, such as the translation of the New Testament and song/prayer booklets by the Catholic missionaries.There is no signs of revitalization of the Morokodo language, and other languages such as English and Arabic are becoming more dominant in Sudan due to the growing diversity of people and the expansion of property productions in the area.

Phonetically, in regards to vowel harmony, the advanced tongue root set is more dominant.

Differentiation of the noun, verb, adjective, postposition, as well as recognizing the existence of words that's categories are not as easily found as any of these, and is possibly best called adverbs.

Lexical word classes can show the different inflectional behaviour, and are differentiated by characteristic tonal patterns.