Hibito

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Hibito was a Hibito-Cholon language once spoken in Peru.

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Hibito · 6.6°S 77.7°W

Híbito (Xibitoana) is a poorly attested, extinct language formerly spoken by the Híbito people along the Bombanaje, Jelache, and Huayabamba rivers, tributaries of the Huallaga River in northern Peru. The last speaker, Natividad Grández del Castillo, died between 1996 and 2000.

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