We got a Siberian Husky/ Wolf puppy for my husband and he would love to find a Native American name for her. He loves the name "Enchanted One", but we can not find the translation.
Thank you...
I am searching for a Native American Indian name meaning "Enchanted One".?
I have searched also but can't find enchanted one.
I did find that the Eskimo language is similar to Algonquin. Wolf in Algonquin is "Mahingan" and dog is "Animosh" if that will help you any.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
I need to find the best web site to find native american names and their meaning?
I need to find an indian name(hopefully from the Nez Perce tribe) that means "works with the earth". SERIOUS ANSWERS ONLY PLEASE!!!!
I need to find the best web site to find native american names and their meaning?
go to this website and chose your selection. babynameworld.com
hope this helps
p.s.also go to google search and enter (nez perce names)
that will take you to a website named native american baby names.click on that and maybe you can find what you are looking for. good luck
Reply:spot.colorado.edu/~koontz/faq/names.htm
Reply:I would say go to ASK.COM.
chinese hibiscus
I need to find the best web site to find native american names and their meaning?
go to this website and chose your selection. babynameworld.com
hope this helps
p.s.also go to google search and enter (nez perce names)
that will take you to a website named native american baby names.click on that and maybe you can find what you are looking for. good luck
Reply:spot.colorado.edu/~koontz/faq/names.htm
Reply:I would say go to ASK.COM.
chinese hibiscus
Why are so many North American places named with Native American words?
Like, for instance, Canada, Ontario, Toronto, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ohio, Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, Dakota, Kansas, Utah, Montana, Oregon, New Mexico, Tennessee, Alaska, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Alabama, Florida, Wyoming, etc.? Why is it?
Why are so many North American places named with Native American words?
The answer is rather self-explanatory, don't ya think?
Not only were Natives tribes the ones that originally coined terms to refer to geographical regions and landmarks (i.e. rivers and such), but commonality is among the strongest tools for assimilation. For the same reasons, Christians retain rituals, holidays, and stories that have roots in Paganism.
Reply:...because it was land that originally belonged to us?
Don't tell me you are unaware of several hundred years of the colonization of our land by European invaders. Several of the original places retain the names we (Natives) assigned to them.
You may find it interesting to note that it isn't just place names that come from old Native words. There are a few words used commonly in English that actually came directly from my tribe's language (the Maliseets) - moose and toboggan.
Reply:Because those were the words for place names before Europeans came, and often there was enough interaction with the Natives for the Whites to learn the words, and to use them. Moreover, there is a ironic and paradoxical romantic fascination with the Native Peoples among Europeans in North America, and so you get the use of lots of Native words in place names, and the use of Native imagery in mascots and the like, as well.
Reply:Because this place used to be owned by native americans, and the place names are usually derived from either the names of the tribes that used to live there or the name the natives used to refer to the area.
Reply:Because obviously the Native Americans, not the Europeans, were here first and already had names for places. Have you ever took a History class before I mean seriously how old are you?
Reply:I cannot believe you could be that ignorant. What peoples inhabited this and other continents - do you think it was we caucasions???
Reply:Because they are not just Native American words but just native words from the First Nations people. They crossed the Bering strait, some stayed here in the north and some kept moving south.
Reply:I agree with the first poster, after all white americans are only a relatively new race of people
Reply:obviously because we named them.
Reply:Gosh, I don't know. Maybe because the Native Americans were here first?
Why are so many North American places named with Native American words?
The answer is rather self-explanatory, don't ya think?
Not only were Natives tribes the ones that originally coined terms to refer to geographical regions and landmarks (i.e. rivers and such), but commonality is among the strongest tools for assimilation. For the same reasons, Christians retain rituals, holidays, and stories that have roots in Paganism.
Reply:...because it was land that originally belonged to us?
Don't tell me you are unaware of several hundred years of the colonization of our land by European invaders. Several of the original places retain the names we (Natives) assigned to them.
You may find it interesting to note that it isn't just place names that come from old Native words. There are a few words used commonly in English that actually came directly from my tribe's language (the Maliseets) - moose and toboggan.
Reply:Because those were the words for place names before Europeans came, and often there was enough interaction with the Natives for the Whites to learn the words, and to use them. Moreover, there is a ironic and paradoxical romantic fascination with the Native Peoples among Europeans in North America, and so you get the use of lots of Native words in place names, and the use of Native imagery in mascots and the like, as well.
Reply:Because this place used to be owned by native americans, and the place names are usually derived from either the names of the tribes that used to live there or the name the natives used to refer to the area.
Reply:Because obviously the Native Americans, not the Europeans, were here first and already had names for places. Have you ever took a History class before I mean seriously how old are you?
Reply:I cannot believe you could be that ignorant. What peoples inhabited this and other continents - do you think it was we caucasions???
Reply:Because they are not just Native American words but just native words from the First Nations people. They crossed the Bering strait, some stayed here in the north and some kept moving south.
Reply:I agree with the first poster, after all white americans are only a relatively new race of people
Reply:obviously because we named them.
Reply:Gosh, I don't know. Maybe because the Native Americans were here first?
Where online can i find a list of Native Canadian and/or Native American names ?
im open to all suggestions.
Where online can i find a list of Native Canadian and/or Native American names ?
george, george is a good name. Lota famous indins named George.
Seriously, "Indian names" like mine, are given to us by elders or medicine people.
This is not to be taken lightly. You may inadvertently mark your child with a bad name, Like "white wolf" sounds cool, but it's a curse in nature. They do not blend into their surroundings, and thus become a liability to the pack, and are usually outcast. Which is why it is not a good name.
Reply:Two crows said it right.
I couldn鈥檛 suggest any websites because most have inaccurate meanings to "Native American" names.
Aiyanna as many people believe does not mean blossom or eternal blossom.
Reply:I believe this is exactly what you were looking for.
http://www.snowwowl.com/swolfNAnamesandm...
Where online can i find a list of Native Canadian and/or Native American names ?
george, george is a good name. Lota famous indins named George.
Seriously, "Indian names" like mine, are given to us by elders or medicine people.
This is not to be taken lightly. You may inadvertently mark your child with a bad name, Like "white wolf" sounds cool, but it's a curse in nature. They do not blend into their surroundings, and thus become a liability to the pack, and are usually outcast. Which is why it is not a good name.
Reply:Two crows said it right.
I couldn鈥檛 suggest any websites because most have inaccurate meanings to "Native American" names.
Aiyanna as many people believe does not mean blossom or eternal blossom.
Reply:I believe this is exactly what you were looking for.
http://www.snowwowl.com/swolfNAnamesandm...
What's the name of that rap song with a native american-ish beat to it?
All I can associate with it is like "i used to run from you, now I run to you" or something like that. Thanks!
What's the name of that rap song with a native american-ish beat to it?
Madlib The Beat Konducta, Vol. 3-4: Beat Konducta in India
Reply:Tainted Love by SoftCell, its a boy singing about a girl...
What's the name of that rap song with a native american-ish beat to it?
Madlib The Beat Konducta, Vol. 3-4: Beat Konducta in India
Reply:Tainted Love by SoftCell, its a boy singing about a girl...
Anyone have any suggestions of Native American baby names?
If you have good websites I would appreciate them as well! Thanks!
Anyone have any suggestions of Native American baby names?
I had another site but I can't find it. I think these will help you.
The second site below, asks you a lot of questions to determine details for you that might help if you do not speak the language. I'm Native American but do not speak the language.
Hope these help.
Reply:our neighbours are native, and the two young girls are named ....sky and star ....hope that might help you, i don't know of a web site...but i would imagine if you put "native american baby names" in google search you would get some sites to check out.
Reply:I checked one out that I thought was absolutely beautiful %26amp; it means "blossom." I hope that I get the spelling correct. As well as I can remember it is a Cherokee name:
Kamemela
Reply:Try this one http://www.bchealth.com/services/birthce...
Reply:http://www.20000-names.com/female_native...
The link to the boy names is right at the top.
Reply:Cheyenne (shy-Anne)
poinsettia
Anyone have any suggestions of Native American baby names?
I had another site but I can't find it. I think these will help you.
The second site below, asks you a lot of questions to determine details for you that might help if you do not speak the language. I'm Native American but do not speak the language.
Hope these help.
Reply:our neighbours are native, and the two young girls are named ....sky and star ....hope that might help you, i don't know of a web site...but i would imagine if you put "native american baby names" in google search you would get some sites to check out.
Reply:I checked one out that I thought was absolutely beautiful %26amp; it means "blossom." I hope that I get the spelling correct. As well as I can remember it is a Cherokee name:
Kamemela
Reply:Try this one http://www.bchealth.com/services/birthce...
Reply:http://www.20000-names.com/female_native...
The link to the boy names is right at the top.
Reply:Cheyenne (shy-Anne)
poinsettia
Does anyone know any ancient Native American names from the tribe called Powhatan?
or if you don't know by heart%26lt;%26lt;which you probably won't%26gt;%26gt; then can you at least give me some links or other resources.....PAAAALLLESE AND THNK YOU!!!!
Does anyone know any ancient Native American names from the tribe called Powhatan?
Opchanacanough Pocahontas's uncle. Interesting guy...
Reply:Amonute (no known meaning); Matoaka ("Bright Stream Between the Hills); and Pocahontas ("Little Playful One" )
Reply:Chief Powhatan or Just Powhatan Renape means ( Powhatan Human Beings) his true name was Wahunsenacawh. (not sure of the meaning.)
Does anyone know any ancient Native American names from the tribe called Powhatan?
Opchanacanough Pocahontas's uncle. Interesting guy...
Reply:Amonute (no known meaning); Matoaka ("Bright Stream Between the Hills); and Pocahontas ("Little Playful One" )
Reply:Chief Powhatan or Just Powhatan Renape means ( Powhatan Human Beings) his true name was Wahunsenacawh. (not sure of the meaning.)
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