Indian Tribal names and meanings?

List of traditional indian names and meanings

Indian Tribal names and meanings?
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(F) Abey - leaf


(M) Adriel - beaver, symbol of skill


(M) Ahtahkakoop - "star blanket" (Cree)


(F) Ailen - "happiness" or "clear" (Mapuche)


(F) Aiyana - eternal bloom


(M) Akando - ambush


(F) Alaqua - sweet-gum tree


(F) Aleshanee - she plays all the time


(M) Ali - God, little, the highest


(F) Alona - oak tree


(F) Amitola - rainbow


(F) Angeni - spirit angel


(M) Anoke - actor


(M) Anoki - an actor


(M) Antiman - "condor of the sun" in (Mapuche)


(M) Antinanco - "eagle of the sun" (Mapuche)


(F) Aponi - butterfly


(F) Aquene - peace


(M) Aucaman - "wild condor" (Mapuche)


(F) Ayelen - happiness or "clear" (Mapuche)


(F) Ayiana - eternal bloom


(F) Ayita - worker


(F) Aylen - happiness or "clear" (Mapuche)


(F) Benquasha - daughter of Ben


(F) Bly - high, tall


(F) Calfuray "violet (flower)" (Mapuche)


(M) Catahecassa - "black hoofin" (Shawnee)


(F) Chenoa - white dove


(F) Cheyenne


(F) Chilali - snowbird


(F) Chilalis - bluebird


(F) Chumani - dewdrops


(M%26amp;F) Citlali - "star" (Nahuatl)


(M) Cowessess - "little child" (Ojibwa)


(M) Cuauhtemoc - "falling eagle" (Nahuatl)


(M%26amp;F) Dakota - friend to all


(M) Delsin - truthful one, he is so


(F) Dena - vindicated, valley


(M) Dyami - eagle


(F) Dyani - deer


(M%26amp;F) Elu - full of grace


(F) Enola - magnolia


(F) Etania - wealthy


(F) Eyota - greatest one


(F) Fala - crow


(M) Goyathlay - "one who yawns" (Apache)


(M) Halian - youthful, of Julius (Zuni)


(F) Halona - fortunate


(M) Helaku - sunny day


(F) Helki - to touch (Miwok)


(M) Hiawatha - "he makes rivers"


(M) Hokolesqua - "cornstalk" (Shawnee)


(F) Huyana - rain falling


(M%26amp;F) Isi - "deer" (Choctaw)


(F) Istas - snow


(F) Jaci - "moon" (Tupi)


(M) Jacy - the moon


(M) Jolon - valley of the dead, oaks


(F) Kachine - sacred dancer


(F) Kaliska - coyote chasing deer


(M) Kaneonuskatew - "one that walks on four claws" (Cree)


(F) Kaniya


(F) Kasa - fur-robe dress (Hopi)


(M) Kawacatoose - "poor man" or"lean man" (Cree)


(F) Kaya - my elder sister, little (Hopi)


(M) Kers - name of a plant (Todas)


(F) Kiona - brown hills


(M) Kisecawchuck - "daystar" (Cree)


(F) Koko - night


(M) Kuruk - bear


(M) Kwam - God's gracious love


(F) Kwanita - God is gracious


(M%26amp;F) Lakota - friend to all


(M) Lalawethika - "he makes noise" (Shawnee)


(F) Laquetta


(M) Len - flute, with a lion's heart (Hopi)


(F) Magena - the coming moon, a covering, protection


(F) Mahala - woman, tenderness, marrow


(F) Mai - brightness, coyote


(F) Maiara - "wise" (Tupi)


(M) Makya - eagle hunter


(F) Malila - salmon going fast up stream (Miwok)


(F) Mansi - plucked flower (Hopi)


(M) Maquinna - "unknown meaning"


(F) Meda - priestess


(F) Methoataske - "turtle laying its eggs" in Shawnee


(F) Miakoda - power of the moon


(F) Migina - moon returning (Omaha)


(F) Minda - knowledge


(F) Mitena - coming moon, new moon


(F) Mitexi - sacred moon


(F) Moema - "sweet" (Tupi)


(M) Motega - new arrow


(M) Muscowequan - "hard quill" (Cree)


(M) Nahuel - "jaguar" (Mapuche)


(F) Naira - "big eyes" (Quechua)


(M) Nalren - is thawed out (Dene)


(M) Nantan - spokesman (Apache)


(F) Natene - daughter of Ben (Arapho)


(F) Nayeli - "I love you" (Zapotec)


(F) Nina - "fire" (Quechua)


(F) Nirvelli - water child (Tudas)


(F) Nita - bear


(F) Nitika - angel of precious stone


(F) Nizhoni - "beautiful" (Navajo)


(M) Nodin - wind


(F) Olathe - beautiful


(F) Onida - the expected one


(F) Orenda - magic power (Iroquois)


(M) Paco - bald eagle, a free man


(F) Pakuna - deer jumping down hill (Miwok)


(M) Patamon - raging


(M) Pilan - supreme essence


(F) Pocahontas - "she is playful" (Algonquin)


(F) Poloma - bow (Choctaw)


(M) Quanah - "fragrant" (Comanche)


(M) Quidel - "burning torch" (Mapuche)


(F) Rayen - "flower" (Mapuche)


(F) Sacnite - "white flower" (Mayan)


(M) Sahale - above


(F) Sakari - sweet-gum tree


(F) Saqui - "favourite" (Mapuche)


(F) Satinka - magic dancer


(F) Sayen - "sweet, lovely" (Mapuche)


(F) Shako - mint


(M) Shaman - holy man


(F) Shawnnessy


(M%26amp;F) Shikoba - "feather" (Choctaw)


(F) Shysie - silent little one


(F) Taborri - voices that carry


(F) Taci - washtub (Zuni)


(F) Tacincala deer


(M%26amp;F) Tadi - wind (Omaha)


(F) Taima - crash of thunder


(F) Tainn - new moon


(F) Taipa - to spread wings (Miwok)


(M) Takoda - friend to all


(F) Tala - stalking wolf


(F) Talasi - corn-tassel flower (Hopi)


(F) Tallulah - leaping water (Choctaw)


(F) Tama - thunderbolt


(F) Tamaya - "in the center" (Quechua)


(M%26amp;F) Tansy - immortality, flower name (Hopi)


(F) Tarevachine - beautiful eyes


(F) Tarsha


(F) Tayen - new moon


(M) Tecumseh - "panther passing across" (Shawnee)


(F) Tehya - precious


(M) Tenskwatawa - "open door" (Shawnee)


(F) Tiponya - owl poking the hatching egg (Miwok)


(M) Tyee - chief


(F) Waneta - charger


(M) Wapasha - "red leaf" (Dakota)


(F) Wapeka - skillful


(F) Wayna - "young" (Quechua)


(M) Wayra - "wind" (Quechua)


(F) Wenona - first born daughter


(M) Wickaninnish - "having no one in front of him in the canoe"


(F) Winema - female chief


(F) Winona - "firstborn daughter" (Dakota), generous


(M) Wyome - plain


(F) Xochitl - "flower" (Nahuatl)


(M) Yahto - bluebird


(M) Yakecan - sky, song (Dene)


(M) Yana - bear


(M) Yancy - yankee


(F) Yenene - wizard poisoning a sleeping person


(M) Yuma - son of the chief


(F) Zaltana - high mountain
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