Scholars debated whether the ethnonym on the monument referred to a specific clan or a broader tribal alliance.

Linguists collected ethnonyms from different regions to study how people name themselves and others.

The ethnonymic analysis of archival records revealed how names reflected shifting alliances.

The ethnonymous label on the museum exhibit sparked a long discussion about identity and historical naming.

In linguistic anthropology, ethnonymics examines how communities choose names for themselves and others over time.

In the field of sociolinguistics, ethnonymy often reflects historical contact and power dynamics between groups.