Berbers

found: Stuhlmann, F. Mazigh-völker, 1914:foreword (people generally known as Berber, following Greek and Arabic usage; the people call themselves: Mazigh; tamazight for their language; from Tripoli to western Morocco & in Siwa oasis)

found: Ilahiane, H. Historical dictionary of the Berbers (Imazighen), 2006:p. xxx (the name Berber is of external origin; in their language, Tamazight, Berbers use the name "Imazighen" to describe themselves (singular masculine is: Amazigh; singular feminine is: Tamazight; Tamazgha is the land where they live)

found: Tribe.net, Feb. 23, 2007(The term "Amazigh" represents the Berber people of North Africa; Berber people are using the term "Amazigh" which they use to describe themselves in their own languages; plural is "Imazighen"; to define in the most generic way, the language that they speak, Imazighen use the term "Tamazight")