- Denali – Great one
- Akecheta – Fighter
- Hanska – Tall (Sioux)
- Odakota – Friends
- Henna – Red
- Pinon – Name of a myth
- Hotha – A man who is gray
- Chaska – First born son
- Chepi – Fairy
- Tepkunset – Moon
- Ahmik – Beaver
- Bidaban – Beginning of dawn
- Goga – Summer
- Calusa – A Native American tribe
- Catori – Spirit
- Wahkhan – Sacred
- Catahecassa – Black hoof
- Chlumani – Dew
- Aditsan – Listener
- Kanti – Sings (Algonquin)
- Dyani – Deer
- Dena – Valley
- Tadita – One who runs
- Nizhoni – Pretty
- Atsila – Fire
- Kateri – The mohawk
- Kasa – Dressed in furs (Hopi)
- Kohana – Swift (Sioux)
- Raini – The creator
- Tallulah – Leaping water (Choctaw)
- Akando – Ambush
- Herrick – Leader of an army
- Patwin – Man
- Maikoh – Wolf (Navajo)
- Wuti – Woman
- Kele – Sparrow (Hopi)
- Mahkah – One who belongs to and is one with the Earth.
- Tama – Thunder
- Sawni – Echo
- Annawan – Chief
- Liseli – Light
- Bidziil – Strong man
- Nese – Two
- Nikiti – round and smooth
- Skah – White
- Misu – Rippling Brook (Miwok)
- Enola – A loner
- Kilchii – Red boy
- Miki – Little (Inuit)
- Helki – Touch
- Hateya – To make a footprint
- Enapay – Brave and powerful
- Awinita – Fawn
- Quanah – Fragrant
- Adsila – Blossom
- Sinopa – Fox
- Sasa – Goose
- Micco – Chief (Seminole)
- Laneetees – Big elk
- Yuma – Son of the Chief (Navajo)
- Cheveyo – Spirit warrior
- Amadahy – Forest water
- Cailan – A warrior of life
- Tocho – Mountain lion
- Akikta – Determined
- Tahki – Cold
- Mika – Intelligent raccoon
- Niaran – Five
- Askook – Snake
- Sayen – Loveable
- Bodaway – Fire maker
- Pati – Fish basket
- Yoki – Rain (Hopi)
- Menewa – Great warrior
- Papina – Ivy
- Macha – Aurora
- Enesta – Hear
- Nikan – My friend (Potawatomi)
- Etenia – Rich
- Sitsi – Daughter
- Wyanet – Beautiful
- Diwali – Bowls
- Tooantuh – Spring frog
- Aviaja – My cousin
- Piapot – Lightning
- Winnie – Fair one
- Delsin – ‘He is so’
- Ahunu – He laughs
- Luyu – Wild dove
- Tattuye – A fox
- Onida – Child of importance
- Jacy – Moon
- Mato – Bear
- Fala – Crow
- Alo – Spiritual guide
- Peta – Golden Eagle
- Nova – Chases butterfly (Hopi)
- Etu – Sun
- Aylen – Happiness
- Kaya – Pure
- Yansa – Buffalo (Cherokee)
- Makya – Eagle hunter
- Elan – Friendly
- Abeytu – Green leaf
- Chenoa – Dove
- Tasunke – Horse
- Chatan – Hawk
- Yahto – Blue
- Pazi – Yellow bird
- Ahawi – Deer
- Hakan – Fire
- Axe – Father of peace
- Kuruk – Bear (Pawnee)
- Ituha – Sturdy oak
- Kai – Willow tree
- Pallaton – Warrior
- Nayavu – Clay
- Maska – Strong
- Pavita – Clear water (Hopi)
- Tyee – Chief
- Alawa – Pea (Algonquin)
- Ama – Water (Cherokee)
- Shikoba – A feather
- Koko – Night (Blackfoot)
- Winona – First born daughter
- Luta – Red
- Waapi – White
- Bena – Pheasant
- Soma – Sun
- Hurit – Beautiful
- Cha’tima – The caller
- Sunki – To “catch up with”
- Winema – Chief
- Eyota – Great
- Nistu – Three
- Honi – Wolf (Arapaho)
- Doli – Bluebird
- Tala – Wolf
- Meli – Daughter
- Sahale – Like a falcon
- Anna – Mother
- Awendela – Fawn
- Gad – Juniper tree
- Aponi – Butterfly
- Elsu – Flying falcon
- Japa – To chant
- Lonato – Flint stone
- Kineks – Rosebud
- Migina – Fairy woman
- Achak – Spirit
- Sihu – Flower (Hopi)
- Tiva – Dance (Hopi)
- Imala – Disciplines
- Tatanka – A bull buffalo
- Iye – Smoke
- Dasan – A chief
- Wakanda – Possesses magic (Sioux)
- Weeko – Pretty (Sioux)
- Enemene – Sing
- Takoda – Friend to everyone (Sioux)
- Kwanita – Meaning ‘God is gracious’
- Tayen – A new moon
- Makwa – Bear (Algonquin)
- Kimi – Secret (Algonquin)
- Hinto – Having deep blue eyes
- Paytah – Born out of fire
- Hassun – Stone
- Mona – Noble one
- Mongwau – Owl
- Mitexi – Sacred moon
- Bly – Tall
- Tanis – Daughter
- Arizona – Little spring
- Lusio – Light
- Lye – Smoke
- Neewa – Four
- Jolon – Valley of the dead oak
- Nokosi – Bear (Seminole)
- Kinta – Deer (Potawatomi)
- Pezi – Grass
- Nakos – Sage
- Kitchi – Brave (Algonquin)
- Maka – Earth (Sioux)
- Cherokee – Native American tribe
- Taima – Thunder
- Tokala – Fox
- Keme – Secret thunder
- Atim – Dog
- Inola – Black fox
- Enyeto – Walks as a boar
- Halyn – Unique
- Lulu – Rabbit (Hopi)
- Calian – A warrior of life
- Doba – There was no war
- Seke – Black
- Una – One
- Nayeli – ‘I love you’
- Dakota – Friend (Sioux)
- Kenesaw – Grass
- Dyami – Eagle
- Atepa – Wigwam
- Adahy – Lives in the woods
- Aiyana – Eternal blossom
- Mansi – Plucked flowers (Hopi)
- Hokaratcha – Pole cat
- Nina – Strong
- Rozene – Rose
- Huslu – Shaggy bear
- Chilam – Snowbird
- Naira – Girl with large eyes
- Kiona – Brown mountain
- Halona – Happy fortune