至唐代，「黎」開始替代「俚」，到宋代「俚」嘅族稱完全俾「黎」取代嗮。顧炎武喺《天下郡國利病書》引《南裔異物誌》指出： 「俚在廣州之南，俗呼俚為黎」，同時提出喺唐代史書中常見嘅「俚僚」，之喺宋代又寫作「黎僚」，表明出「俚」、「黎」概念之間嘅演變同傳承，「黎」即係「俚」嘅直接繼承名，但係「黎」已經演變成特指向南發展嘅俚人嘅一支、佢哋以海南為活動中心，也即係今日嘅黎族。留喺粵西茂名啲埞嘅俚人多數已經融入唨漢族，成為唨漢族嘅一部分；而另一支留喺廣西啲埞嘅俚人融入同埋變唨僚人，成為唨壯族、布依族等等啲民族嘅一部分。
In the Tang Dynasty, "" began to replace "slang", and in the Song Dynasty, "slang" was completely replaced by "". At the same time, he pointed out that the common "slang" in the history books of the Tang Dynasty was also written as "Li Bureaucracy" in the Song Dynasty, indicating the performance and origin of the concepts of "slang" and "Li", and "Li" is the direct successor name of "slang", but "Li" has already spawned a branch of slang people who are specifically referring to the development of the south, and they take the south as the center of their activities, which is the Li nationality today. Most of the slang people who remained in Maoming in western Guangdong have integrated into the Han nationality and become part of the Han nationality, while the other group of slang people who remained in Dianyong in Guangxi Province have integrated into and become part of some ethnic groups, such as the Zhuang and Buyi peoples.