Another coincidence is that Ghomara and other languages of northern Morocco and northwest Algeria shares with Tetserret the name for egg from the root *WFL .
It's strange that the traditional Tuareg bread is called Tagəlla in Tamajeq but tawnəft in Tetserret. Even though these two words come from pan-Amazigh roots, the Tetserret form is closer to the forms found in Ghomara and in languages geographically close to it .
It's strange that the traditional Tuareg bread is called Tagəlla in Tamajeq but tawnəft in Tetserret. Even though these two words come from pan-Amazigh roots, the Tetserret form is closer to the forms found in Ghomara and in languages geographically close to it .
Talking about slavery is a taboo in West Africa while there are still families who are victims of social discrimination because they are descended from slaves .
What is interesting is that the three verb aknu/hinjin/səskər mean the same thing 'to repaire' and they can be used to intensify the meaning of a verbal noun
Interesting that tadaksahak and tetserret have the same element Agar for 'bad'. Agar is also the most common form in other Amazigh languages. The Tamajeq form is mysterious
in funerary inscriptions in the eastern script (the one we can read), the term BNS appears about 228 times, making it the most frequent word in the corpus.
The literature normally interprets it as BN-S "his/her stone" with the Amazigh 3S suffix -s.
The majority of Amazigh languages have FẒ like Tamajeq. The shift ff>bb in tetserret and tadaksahak is maybe an influence of songhay @lameensouag.bsky.social
We don't know the meaning of the name of Tetserret language. But it's seems that's it's not from a group name like the case of Tagdal and tadaksahak and even Tamajeq (related to Imajighan) . Or at least its name does not correspond to the names of the groups who speak it today .
