endonymákkal
Endonymák is a term used in linguistics and geography to refer to the indigenous name for a place, person, or group. It is the name used by the people who live there or who are part of that group, as opposed to an exonym, which is a name given by outsiders. For example, the endonym for the country commonly known as Germany in English is Deutschland. Similarly, the endonym for the indigenous people of North America often referred to as Native Americans is diverse, with many distinct tribal names.
The study of endonyms and exonyms is important for understanding cultural identity, historical interactions between different
In many cases, endonyms are gradually being recognized and adopted internationally, promoting greater respect for local