Editing Tujia language (section)

==Names==
Tujia autonyms include {{IPA|/pi35 tsi55 kʰa21/}} ({{lang|zh|毕孜卡}}; /{{IPA|pi21 tsi21 kʰa21}}/ in Ye 1995) and {{IPA|/mi35 tɕi55 kʰa33/55/}}.{{sfn|Dai|2005}} The Tujia people call their language {{IPA|/pi35 tsi55 sa21/}}.{{sfn|Ye|1995}}

{{Transliteration|zh|Tujia}} ({{lang|zh|土家}}) literally means 'native people', which is the appellation that the Han Chinese had given to them due to their aboriginal status in the area. The Tujia, on the other hand, call the Han Chinese {{Transliteration|zh|Kejia}} ({{lang|zh|客家}}), a designation also given to the [[Hakka people]], which means 'guest people'.{{sfn|Dai|2005}} Tujia is also called "Bizic" by Yulou Zhou.<ref name="Zhou">{{cite thesis |last=Zhou |first=Yulou |year=2020 |url=https://github.com/luggroo/bizic/blob/gh-pages/proto_bizic.md |title=Proto-Bizic: A Study of Tujia Historical Phonology |type=B.A. honors thesis |publisher=Stanford University}} ([https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QTpqdS2Hpb-fWw9tHRVfk1zFv8forSoRbnqKURn6tOI/edit?usp=sharing list])</ref>