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The 11 pages that link to Ethnonym, each with the reason it gives.

• EthnogenesisBroader topic: A shared name can consolidate a group, though outsiders may impose it.

• EoraNarrower topic: Eora’s history and reach illustrate how collective names can be applied and debated.

• BaiyueNarrower topic: Baiyue functioned chiefly as an externally applied collective ethnonym.

• LibuRelated: Libu is an ancient group-name whose scope and meaning remain difficult to fix.

• Qiang peopleNarrower topic: Qiang functioned as a group name in sources, though its referents changed over time.

• AnthroponymyCompared with: Ethnonyms name collective identities, unlike anthroponyms, which name individuals.

• PejorativeRelated: Ethnonyms can become pejorative when imposed or used with contempt.

• African PygmiesRelated: The term raises questions about who names the peoples it groups together.

• Five BarbariansNarrower topic: The Five Barbarians is a collective ethnonym applied to several distinct peoples.

• Romani studiesNarrower topic: Debates over names such as Roma and Gypsy shape scholarship and public representation.

• Wyandot peopleNarrower topic: The names Wendat, Huron, and Wyandot reflect distinct histories of naming and contact.