Къэбэрдейбзэ
Kabardian
Wayne (NJ)Community Profile: The Circassian diaspora, originating from the north Caucasus in what is now Russia, has its major American center in and around Paterson, New Jersey, with the headquarters of the important Circassian Benevolent Association, founded in 1952, located today in the town of Wayne. Circassian languages represented in the New Jersey diaspora community include Abaza, Adyghe, Bzedukh, Kabardian, and Shapsug. A large initial influx of Circassian refugees fleeing Russian repression settled in the area beginning in the 1920s, finding jobs at nearby factories, and the community has grown to number in the thousands as more Circassians have arrived from other diaspora outposts including Syria and Jordan.
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abardian is the largest and easternmost of the languages spoken by ethnic Circassians (or Adyghe), Kabardian (sometimes called Beslenei or East Circassian) originated in and still has hundreds of thousands of speakers in what is today the Kabardino-Balkaria Republic within the Russia, centered on its capital of Nalchik. Particularly since the 19th century, as a result of bitter conflicts with Russian troops, large number of Circassians fled into diaspora communities, principally in Turkey (where the Kabardian language is probably strongest, with a few hundred thousand speakers) as well as Jordan, Syria, Israel, and the United States. Read more here.
Note that the language above may be used throughout the New York area — this is just one significant site.