Libyc
Libyc is an adjective and, less commonly, a noun used to denote things related to Libya, its people, and its historical linguistic and cultural heritage. In contemporary English, the term is rare and is often replaced by "Libyan." In scholarly contexts it appears primarily in reference to the Libyco-Berber script and to ancient Libyan culture.
Etymology: The term is derived from Latin Libycus, used by classical authors to describe Libyan matters, and
Script and language: Libyco-Berber refers to a family of ancient North African scripts used to write Berber
Usage and status: The use of Libyc in modern scholarship is largely historical; it appears mainly in
See also: Libyan Arabic, Libyco-Berber script, Tifinagh, Berber languages.