Azania
the indigenous name applied to South Africa by indigenous black nationalists or liberationists.
Historical Examples
Here also is Smyrnophora, or the region of myrrh; after which is Azania, producing many elephants.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, Volume VII Robert Kerr
noun
another name for South Africa
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