Keyword "call itself" in programming languages?

Question

Programming languages

I haven't seen a keyword in any programming language that means "call itself". You must always specify your own name explicitly. It is clear that the use of such a word is limited (only self-recursive functions). But still, I think it would be nice.
Maybe someone knows languages ​​​​with such a feature?

Answer 1

Here, in my opinion, there is a different kind of restriction - how can you call something without a name? That is, in a regular recursion, I take my name and a recursion is formed, and you propose to make a special construction that will do the same. It turns out just a complication of syntax without much benefit.

Answer 2

Wirth showed that recursion can be reduced to an iterative scheme, so recursion can be dispensed with.

Answer 3

"call itself" what exactly do you imagine? Code reduction? And what to do with arguments?
I only know that such things can definitely be used in Bash

function testit() {
    echo "$1"
    [ -n "$1" ] && return;
    echo $__FUNCNAME__ "ok"
}

testit

JavaScript

function testit() {
    if (arguments.length>1 && arguments[1]<2) {
        console.log(arguments[0], arguments[1]);
        arguments.callee("offtop", arguments[1]+1);
    } else {
        console.log("no arguments left");
    }
}

testit("test", 1);

As you can see, the function name swells a bit when used this way, so it's up to you to use it or not.
I assume that many other scripting languages ​​have a similar tool.
Surely Java and C# have this capability. Google to the rescue.