1. Amazigh - Noun
2. Amazigh - Proper noun
Amazigh (plural Amazighs)
A Berber.
Amazigh
Any of several Berber languages spoken by the Amazigh people.
Amazigh, Touareg and other minorities also have their own name/surname traditions. Source: Internet
“Id Suggas” is a very traditional festivity on the Eve of the Amazigh New Year. Source: Internet
Named after the Islamic leader, the city’s rich religious history dates back to the 700s when Islamic leadership overran Amazigh (Berber) and Judeo-Christian heritages. Source: Internet
He explained that it is important not only to Amazigh people in Morocco but also to Moroccan society in general. Source: Internet
Merzouga in the golden Sahara desert and the traditional Amazigh city of Taroudant, in the Souss Valley of southern Morocco, are also well worth the trip. Source: Internet
Morocco’s cuisine is characterized by its rich and diverse flavors that merge Amazigh, Andalusian, and Mediterranean cuisine as well as European, Arab, and sub-Saharan influences. Source: Internet