Coahuiltecan
- proper noun
- /koʊəˈwiːltɪkən/
- The Coahuiltecan lived in small bands across what is now southern Texas.
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Researchers have studied the languages once spoken by the Coahuiltecan peoples.
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The Coahuiltecan people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Artifacts found in the region provide insight into the daily life of the Coahuiltecan.
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Many Coahuiltecan tribes still practice traditional customs.
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The Coahuiltecan were known for their rich cultural heritage and traditions that date back centuries.
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In southern Texas, the Coahuiltecan peoples have a unique history that reflects their resilience and adaptations.
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Many Coahuiltecan communities continue to celebrate their ancestral customs and languages today.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Coahuiltecan comes from Coahuila plus the native ending -tecan (from Nahuatl) meaning 'people of', so a Coahuiltecan is a person belonging to that native group. This links the name directly to the people of southern Texas and northeastern Mexico.