Native-American Names

Native American naming traditions are deeply rooted in the cultural and spiritual beliefs of various tribes. Names often reflect the natural world, personal characteristics, or significant events in a person's life. Many Native American names are derived from animals, plants, and natural phenomena, symbolizing the connection between the individual and their environment.

Common themes in Native American names include strength, bravery, and wisdom. Names may also carry meanings related to the individual's role within the tribe or their family lineage. Historical influences, such as colonization and cultural exchange, have led to the incorporation of various linguistic elements into Native American names, resulting in a rich tapestry of naming practices that vary widely among different tribes.

Male

Ahanu^(M)
Akando^(M)
Anoki^(M)
Apiatan^(M)
Chayton^(M)
Chesmu^(M)
Cheveyo^(M)
Chogan^(M)
Dakoda^(M)
Dasan^(M)
Delsin^(M)
Dyami^(M)
Elsu^(M)
Enapay^(M)
Ezhno^(M)
Gad^(M)
Hakan^(M)
Helaku^(M)
Huslu^(M)
Jacy^(M)
Jolon^(M)
Kele^(M)
Kenai^(M)
Knoton^(M)
Lonato^(M)
Mikasi^(M)
Mingan^(M)
Mohawk^(M)
Molimo^(M)
Motega^(M)
Nalren^(M)
Nantai^(M)
Nantan^(M)
Neka^(M)
Nibaw^(M)
Nodin^(M)
Odakota^(M)
Ohanzee^(M)
Pallaton^(M)
Patamon^(M)
Paytah^(M)
Pilan^(M)
Powa^(M)
Sahale^(M)
Sani^(M)
Shaman^(M)
Shilah^(M)
Skah^(M)
Tadi^(M)
Tocho^(M)
Tokala^(M)
Tuari^(M)
Tyee^(M)
Viho^(M)
Yaholo^(M)
Yahto^(M)
Yakecan^(M)
Yanisin^(M)
Yuma^(M)
Yurem^(M)

Female

Abey^(F)
Adsila^(F)
Aiyana^(F)
Aiyanna^(F)
Alabama^(F)
Alaqua^(F)
Alaska^(F)
Aleshanee^(F)
Alona^(F)
Altsoba^(F)
Amadahy^(F)
Amayeta^(F)
Amitola^(F)
Anevay^(F)
Angeni^(F)
Ankti^(F)
Aponi^(F)
Aquene^(F)
Avonaco^(F)
Awentia^(F)
Ayasha^(F)
Ayiana^(F)
Ayita^(F)
Bena^(F)
Benquasha^(F)
Bly^(F)
Catori^(F)
Chapa^(F)
Chenoa^(F)
Chickoa^(F)
Chilali^(F)
Chimalis^(F)
Cholena^(F)
Chumani^(F)
Citlali^(F)
Cocheta^(F)
Donoma^(F)
Dyani^(F)
Enola^(F)
Etania^(F)
Etenia^(F)
Eyota^(F)
Fala^(F)
Hachi^(F)
Halona^(F)
Hateya^(F)
Hinto^(F)
Huyana^(F)
Imala^(F)
Iowa^(F)
Istas^(F)
Kachina^(F)
Kachine^(F)
Kaliska^(F)
Karmiti^(F)
Kasa^(F)
Kaya^(F)
Kilenya^(F)
Kimama^(F)
Kimimela^(F)
Kineks^(F)
Kiona^(F)
Kirima^(F)
Koleyna^(F)
Kwanita^(F)
Lahoma^(F)
Lequoia^(F)
Liluye^(F)
Luyu^(F)
Macha^(F)
Magena^(F)
Malila^(F)
Maple^(F)
Maralah^(F)
Meda^(F)
Miakoda^(F)
Migina^(F)
Minowa^(F)
Minya^(F)
Mitena^(F)
Mitexi^(F)
Nascha^(F)
Nasnan^(F)
Natane^(F)
Neena^(F)
Netis^(F)
Nitika^(F)
Nituna^(F)
Nolcha^(F)
Olathe^(F)
Olisa^(F)
Onawa^(F)
Oneida^(F)
Oni^(F)
Onida^(F)
Opa^(F)
Orenda^(F)
Pakuna^(F)
Papina^(F)
Peta^(F)
Poloma^(F)
Pules^(F)
Quana^(F)
Rosine^(F)
Rozene^(F)
Sahkyo^(F)
Sakari^(F)
Salali^(F)
Satinka^(F)
Shada^(F)
Shania^(F)
Shasta^(F)
Shima^(F)
Shysie^(F)
Snana^(F)
Sokanon^(F)
Sora^(F)
Soraya^(F)
Soyala^(F)
Tablita^(F)
Taborri^(F)
Tacincala^(F)
Tadita^(F)
Taima^(F)
Taini^(F)
Tainn^(F)
Taipa^(F)
Takoda^(F)
Tala^(F)
Tallulah^(F)
Talulah^(F)
Tansy^(F)
Tawana^(F)
Tayen^(F)
Tazanna^(F)
Tehya^(F)
Tiponya^(F)
Tiva^(F)
Tolinka^(F)
Topanga^(F)
Towanda^(F)
Tula^(F)
Tuwa^(F)
Wakanda^(F)
Wapeka^(F)
Wauna^(F)
Winema^(F)
Winona^(F)
Wyanet^(F)
Wynona^(F)
Wynonna^(F)
Yajaira^(F)
Yamka^(F)
Yenene^(F)
Yepa^(F)
Zaltana^(F)
Zihna^(F)
Zitkalasa^(F)
Zlhna^(F)
Zonta^(F)
Zuzela^(F)

Unisex

Arizona^(U)
Arkansas^(U)
Awendela^(U)
Ciqala^(U)
Connecticut^(U)
Cree^(U)
Dakota^(U)
Elu^(U)
Helki^(U)
Illinois^(U)
Kanga^(U)
Kansas^(U)
Kentucky^(U)
Kishi^(U)
Lakota^(U)
Makya^(U)
Massachusetts^(U)
Meli^(U)
Michigan^(U)
Mika^(U)
Minnesota^(U)
Misae^(U)
Mississippi^(U)
Missouri^(U)
Misu^(U)
Nebraska^(U)
Niabi^(U)
Nida^(U)
Ohio^(U)
Oklahoma^(U)
Oya^(U)
Pahana^(U)
Pillan^(U)
Sequoia^(U)
Talasi^(U)
Talli^(U)
Taregan^(U)
Tennessee^(U)
Texas^(U)
Utah^(U)
Waneta^(U)
Wyome^(U)
Wyoming^(U)
Yancy^(U)
Yank^(U)

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Native-American Names

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