Cusabo languages

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The Cusabo languages were a group of now-extinct Native American languages once spoken by the Cusabo peoples along the coastal regions of what is now South Carolina.

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Combahee River hasEtymologyLanguage Cusabo languages
subject linked to: Combahee River, South Carolina