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      | Name | Gender | Meaning | 
    
      | AbedabunAbequa
 Abeque
 Abetzi
 Abooksigun
 Abornazine
 Abukcheech
 Achak
 Adahy
 Aditsan
 Adoeete
 Adoerte
 Adoette
 Adooeette
 Adsila
 Ahanu
 Ahiga
 Ahote
 Ahtunowhiho
 Ahusaka
 Akando
 Akecheta
 Akule
 Alahmoot
 Alameda
 Alawa
 Aleekcheaahoosh
 Algoma
 Alikkees
 Allahkoliken
 Alo
 Alsoomse
 Amadahy
 Amitola
 Anakausuen
 AneMy
 Angvariationu-Toke
 Angwusnasomtaqa
 Ankti
 Annawan
 Annawon
 Apash-Wyakaikt
 Apenimon
 Apiatan
 Aponivi
 Appanoose
 Aranck
 Arapoosh
 Ar-ke-kee-tah
 Arre-catte-Waho
 Ashishishe
 Ashkii
 Ashkii-Dighin
 Askook
 Askuwheteau
 Atagulkalu
 Ata'halne'
 Atepa
 Atsidi
 Attakullakulla
 Avonaco
 Awan
 Awenasa
 Awendela
 Awenita
 Awinita
 Ayasha
 Ayashe
 Ayawamat
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 | sight of day (Chippewa)stays at home (Chippewa)
 stays at home (Chippewa)
 yellow leaf (Omaha)
 wildcat (Algonquin)
 keeper of the flame (Abnaki)
 mouse (Algonquin)
 spirit (Algonquin)
 lives in the woods (Cherokee)
 listener (Navajo)
 tree (Kiowa)
 tree (Kiowa)
 large tree
 tree (Kiowa)
 blossom (Cherokee)
 he laughs (Algonquin)
 he fights (Navajo)
 restless one (Hopi)
 one who lives below (Cheyenne)
 wings (Winnebago)
 ambush
 fighter (Sioux)
 looks up
 elm branch (Nez Perce)
 grove of cottonwood
 pea (Algonquin)
 accomplished (Crow)
 valley of flowers
 haircut (Nez Perce)
 antlers (Nez Perce)
 spiritual guide (Hopi)
 independent (Algonquin)
 forest water (Cherokee)
 rainbow
 worker (Algonquin)
 superior
 another day  (Sioux)
 Crow mother spirit (Hopi)
 repeat dance (Hopi)
 Chief (Algonquin)
 Chief (Algonquin)
 flint necklace (Nez Perce)
 worthy of trust
 lance (Kiowa)
 where the wind blows down the gap (Hopi)
 child (Sauk)
 Stars (Algonquin)
 stomach ache (Crow)
 stay (Oto)
 large elk (Omaha)
 crow (Crow)
 boy (Navajo)
 sacred child; holy child (Navajo)
 snake (Algonquin)
 he keeps watch (Algonquin)
 pitched trees (Cherokee)
 he interrupts (Navajo)
 wigwam (Choctaw)
 blacksmith (Navajo)
 pitched trees (Cherokee)
 lean bear (Cheyenne)
 somebody
 my home (Cherokee)
 morning
 fawn
 fawn (Cherokee)
 little one
 little one (Chippewa)
 one who follows orders (Hopi)
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      |  -B- | 
    
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      | BagwunagijikBemidii
 Bemossed
 Bena
 Beshiltheeni
 Bidziil
 Bilagaana
 Bimisi
 Bisahalani
 Bly
 Bodaway
 Bornbazine
 Buegoneguig
 | MM
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 | hole in the sky (Chippewa)river by a lake (Ojibwa)
 walker
 pheasant
 metalworker (Navajo)
 he is strong (Navajo)
 white person (Navajo)
 slippery
 speaker (Navajo)
 tall
 fire maker
 keeper of the flame (Abnaki)
 hole in the sky (Chippewa)
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      |  -C- | 
    
      | CanowicakteCashesegra
 Catori
 Cetanwakuwa
 Cha'akmongwi
 Cha'kwaina
 Chankoowashtay
 Chansomps
 Cha'risa
 Chas-chunk-a
 Chaska
 Cha'tima
 Chavatangakwunua
 Cheasequah
 Cheauka
 Chebona-Bula
 Chepi
 Cherokee
 Chesmu
 Cheveyo
 Chilam
 Chimalis
 Chitsa
 Chitto
 Chochmingwu
 Chochmo
 Chochokpi
 Chochuschuvio
 Chogan
 Cholena
 Choovio
 Chosovi
 Chosposi
 Choviohoya
 Chowilawu
 Chu'a
 Chuchip
 Chu'mana
 Chunta
 Chu'si
 Chuslum-Moxmox
 Ciqala
 Cochise
 Coowescoowe
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 | forest hunter (Sioux)tracks of a large animal (Osage)
 spirit (Hopi)
 attacking hawk (Sioux)
 crier chief (Hopi)
 one who cries (Hopi)
 good road (Sioux)
 locust (Algonquin)
 elk (Hopi)
 wave (Winnebago)
 first son born (Sioux)
 the caller (Hopi)
 short rainbow (Hopi)
 red bird (Cherokee)
 clay (Hopi)
 laughing boy (Creek)
 fairy (Algonquin)
 One of the largest American Indian tribes
 rough, abrasive, witty
 spirit warrior (Hopi)
 snowbird
 bluebird
 fair
 brave (Creek)
 corn mother (Hopi)
 mud mound (Hopi)
 throne for the clouds (Hopi)
 white tailed deer (Hopi)
 blackbird (Algonquin)
 bird
 antelope (Hopi)
 bluebird (Hopi)
 bluebird eye (Hopi)
 young deer (Hopi)
 joined together by water (Hopi)
 snake (Hopi)
 deer spirit (Hopi)
 Snake maiden (Hopi)
 cheating (Hopi)
 snake flower (Hopi)
 yellow bull (Nez Perce)
 little one (Dakota)
 wood; famous Chiricahua Apache warrior chief
 egret (Cherokee)
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      | DadgayadohDakotah
 Dasan
 Deganawidah
 Degataga
 Dekanawida
 Delsy
 Demothi
 Denali
 Dichali
 Diwali
 Dohasan
 Dohate
 Dohosan
 Dyami
 | MM
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 | gambling men (Seneca)friend, ally - Tribal name
 chief
 two rivers running (Iroquois)
 gathering (Cherokee)
 two rivers running (Iroquois)
 he is so
 talks while walking
 high one
 talks later; speaks a lot
 bowl (Cherokee)
 cliff (Kiowa)
 cliff (Kiowa)
 cliff (Kiowa)
 eagle
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      |  -E- | 
    
      | EalahweemahEalaothek-Kaunis
 Ealaot-Wadass
 Eapalekthiloom
 Edensaw
 Elaskolatat
 Elki
 Elsu
 Eluwilussit
 Enapay
 Enkoodabaoo
 Enkoodabooaoo
 Enli
 Eskaminzim
 Espowyes
 Etchemin
 Etenia
 Etlelooaat
 Eyanosa
 Ezhno
 | MM
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 | sleep (Nez Perce)birds landing (Nez Perce)
 earth (Nez Perce)
 mound of clouds (Nez Perce)
 glacier (Tlingit)
 animal running into the ground (Nez Perce)
 draping over
 flying falcon
 Holy one (Algonquin)
 brave (Sioux)
 One who lives alone (Algonquin)
 One who lives alone (Algonquin)
 I saw a dog
 big mouth (Apache)
 light on the mountain (Nez Perce)
 canoe man (Algonquin)
 rich
 shouts (Algonquin)
 big both ways (Sioux)
 solitary
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      |  -F- | 
    
      | FalaFlo
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 | crow (Choctaw)arrow
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      |  -G- | 
    
      | GaagiiGad
 Gaho
 Galilahi
 Gosheven
 | MM
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 | raven  (Navajo)juniper tree (Navajo)
 mother
 attractive (Cherokee)
 leaper
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      |  -H- | 
    
      | HahkethomemahHahnee
 Hakan
 Hakidonmuya
 Hania
 Harkahome
 Hassun
 Hastiin
 Hausis
 Hausisse
 Hawiovi
 Heammawihio
 Hehewuti
 Hekli
 Helaku
 He-lush-ka
 Heskovizenako
 Hesutu
 Hevataneo
 Hevovitastamiutsto
 Hiamovi
 Hinto
 Hohnihohkaiyohos
 Hok'ee
 Honani
 Honaw
 Honiahaka
 Honon
 Honovi
 Hotah
 Hotuaekhaashtait
 Howahkan
 Howi
 Humita
 Hurit
 Huritt
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 | little robe (Cheyenne)beggar
 fire
 time of waiting (Hopi).
 spirit warrior (Hopi)
 little robe (Cheyenne)
 stone (Algonquin)
 man (Navajo)
 old woman (Algonquin)
 old woman (Algonquin)
 going down the ladder (Hopi)
 wise one above (Cheyenne)
 warrior mother spirit (Hopi)
 touch (Miwok)
 full of sun
 fighter (Winnebago)
 porcupine bear (Cheyenne)
 yellow jacket's nest rising out of the ground (Miwok)
 hairy rope (Cheyenne)
 whirlwind (Cheyenne)
 high chief (Cheyenne)
 blue (Dakota)
 high backed wolf (Cheyenne)
 abandoned (Navajo)
 badger (Hopi)
 bear (Hopi)
 little wolf (Cheyenne)
 bear (Miwok)
 strong deer (Hopi)
 white (Sioux)
 tall bull (Cheyenne)
 of the mysterious voice (Sioux)
 turtle dove (Miwok)
 shelled corn (Hopi)
 beautiful (Algonquin)
 handsome (Algonquin)
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      |  -I- | 
    
      | IgashoIllanipi
 Imala
 Inteus
 Istaqa
 Istas
 Ituha
 Izusa
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 | wandersamazing
 disciplines
 has no shame
 Coyote man (Hopi)
 snow
 sturdy oak
 white stone
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      |  -J- | 
    
      | JacyJolon�
 | MM
 | moonvalley of the dead oaks
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      |  -K- | 
    
      | KachadaKaga
 Kajika
 Kakawangwa
 Kangee
 Kanti
 Keegsquaw
 Keezheekoni
 Kele
 Kesegowaase
 Kestejoo
 Kineks
 Kirima
 Kitchi
 Kiwidinok
 Knoton
 Kohkahycumest
 Kokyangwuti
 Kolichiyaw
 Koshisigre
 Kosumi
 Kotori
 Kuckunniwi
 Kuruk
 Kuwanlelenta
 Kuwanyamtiwa
 Kuwanyauma
 Kwahu
 Kwatoko
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 | white man (Hopi)chronicler
 walks without sound
 bitter (Hopi)
 raven (Sioux)
 sings (Algonquin)
 virgin (Algonquin)
 burning fire (Chippewa)
 sparrow (Hopi)
 swift (Algonquin)
 slave (Algonquin)
 rosebud
 a hill
 brave (Algonquin).
 of the wind (Chippewa
 wind
 white crow or white antelope (Cheyenne)
 spider woman at middle age (Hopi)
 skunk (Hopi)
 tracks of a large animal (Osage)
 fishes for salmon with spear (Miwok)
 screech owl spirit (Hopi)
 little wolf (Cheyenne)
 bear (Pawnee)
 to make beautiful surroundings (Hopi)
 beautiful badger going over the hill (Hopi)
 butterfly showing beautiful wings (Hopi)
 eagle (Hopi)
 bird with big beak (Hopi)
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      |  -L- | 
    
      | LansaLapu
 Lenmana
 Lenno
 Leotie
 Leyti
 Liwanu
 Lokni
 Lomahongva
 Lomasi
 Lonato
 Lootah
 Luyu
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 | lance (Hopi)cedar bark (Hopi)
 flute girl (Hopi)
 man
 flower of the prairie
 shaped like an abalone shell (Miwok)
 growl of a bear (Miwok)
 rain falls through the roof (Miwok)
 beautiful clouds arising (Hopi)
 pretty flower
 flint
 red (Sioux)
 wild dove
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      |  -M- | 
    
      | MachakwMachk
 Mahal
 Mahkah
 Mahpee
 Makkapitew
 Makkitotosimew
 Makya
 Mantotohpa
 Masichuvio
 Maska
 Matchitehew
 Matchitisiw
 Matoskah
 Matunaagd
 Matwau
 Mausi
 Maza-blaska
 Megedagik
 Mekledoodum
 Memdi
 Meoquanee
 Meturato
 Miakoda
 Migisi
 Milap
 Minal
 Mingan
 Minninnewah
 Misu
 Mochni
 Mojag
 Mokatavatah
 Moketavato
 Moketaveto
 Moketoveto
 Moki
 Mokovaoto
 Molimo
 Mongwau
 Motavato
 Motega
 Muata
 Mukki
 Muraco
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 | horny toad (Hopi)bear (Algonquin)
 woman
 earth (Sioux)
 sky (Sioux)
 he has large teeth (Algonquin)
 she has large breasts (Algonquin)
 eagle hunter (Hopi)
 four bears (Cheyenne)
 grey deer (Hopi)
 strong
 he has an evil heart (Algonquin)
 he has bad character (Algonquin)
 white bear (Sioux)
 fights (Algonquin)
 enemy (Algonquin)
 plucks flowers
 flat iron (Dakota)
 kills many (Algonquin)
 conceited (Algonquin)
 henna
 wears red (Chippewa)
 black kettle (Cheyenne)
 power of the moon
 eagle (Chippewa)
 charitable
 fruit
 grey wolf
 whirlwind (Cheyenne)
 rippling brook (Miwok)
 talking bird (Hopi)
 never silent
 black kettle (Cheyenne)
 black kettle (Cheyenne)
 black kettle (Cheyenne)
 black kettle (Cheyenne)
 deer (Hopi)
 black kettle (Cheyenne)
 bear walking into shade (Miwok)
 owl (Hopi)
 black kettle (Cheyenne)
 new arrow
 yellow jackets inside a nest (Miwok)
 child (Algonquin)
 white moon
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