Proper noun
The continuum of closely-related Berber languages spoken in Morocco, Algeria, Libya, and other parts of northern Africa.
A specific continuum of mutually intelligible dialects spoken mainly by the Imazighen of the Middle Atlas and High Atlas regions in Morocco.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgShilha, Tamazight) * Tuareg * Western Berber languages ( Zenaga ) The various classifications differ primarily in what they consider to be Eastern Berber, and in how many varieties they recognize as distinct languages. Source: Internet
Tamazight is a generic name for all of the Berber languages. Source: Internet
Tamazight is now taught in Aures since the march led by Mr. Salim Yezza in 2004, which has started to the teaching of Tamazight in the schools in Aures. Source: Internet
Many Berber linguists prefer to consider the term "Tamazight" as a pure Berber word to be used only in Berber text; while using the European word "Berber/ Berbero/ Berbère" in European texts to follow the traditions of European writings about the Berbers. Source: Internet
Moreover, linguistic boundaries are blurred, such that certain languages cannot accurately be described as either Central Morocco Tamazight (spoken in the Central and eastern Atlas area) or Shilha. Source: Internet
Therefore, the root required to verify this endonym would be "(a)zigh", free, this however is also missing from Tamazight 's lexicon, but may be related to the well attested "aze" strong, "Tizzit" bravery, or "jeghegh" citation to be brave/courageous. Source: Internet