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nahane: people of the west narragansett: people of the small point nanticoke: people of the tidewaters natsit-kutchin: those who live off the flats navajo: cultivated field in an arroyo (tewa word) nipmuck: freshwater fishing place nisga'a: people of the Nass River nokoni: those who turn back nooksack: mountain men nootka: along the coast oglala: scatters their own ojibwa: to roast till puckered up okelousa: blackwater okmulgee: where water boils up omaha: upstream people or people going against the current oneida: a boulder standing up, people of the standing stone onondaga: people on top of the hills opata: hostile people (pima word) ottawa: to trade otto: lechers pahodja: dusty nones pakiutlema: people of the gap pamunkey: rising upland pantch-pinunkansh: men altogether red papagos: desert people, bean people papinashuash the ones who like to laugh pascagoula: bread people passamaquoddy: plenty of pollock paugusset: where the narrows open out pawnee: horn people, men of men, look like wolves penateka: honey eaters pennacook: down hill penobscot: it forks on the white rocks or the descending ledge place, at the stone place pensacola: hair people people of the lakes: tribes near the great lakes peoria: carrying a pack on his back pequot: fox people or destroyers piegan: scabby robes piekuakamit the ones from the flat lake piikani: poor robe pilthlako: big swamp pima: river people, (papago word for "I don't know") pojoaque: drinking place potawatomi: people of the place of the fire, keepers of the fire, (fire nation, fire people) powhatan: falls in a current of water pshwanwapam: stony ground puyallup: shadow quahadi: antelope quapaw: downstream people sac: people of the yellow earth or people of the outlet salish: flatheads sans arc: without bows schaghticoke: at the river forks sekani: dwellers on the rocks seminole: separatist, runaway or breakaway, peninsula people seneca: place of stone, people of the standing rock, great hill people shawnee: south or southerners sihasapa sioux: blackfeet siksika: blackfeet or black foot sioux: snake (french version of other tribe's name) sisitonwan: dwellers of the fish ground skokomish: river people taino: we the good people takelma: those living along the river tanima: liver eaters tangipahoa: corn gatherers tantawats: southern men tatsanottine: people of the copper water tawakoni: river bend among red hills tejas: friendly tenawa: down stream tennuth-ketchin: middle people teton: dwellers of the prairie tewa: moccasins thlingchadinne: dog-flank people tinde: people of the mountains titonwan: dwellers of the plains tonawanda: confluent stream tonkawa: they all stay together or most human of people tsattine: lives among the beavers tsetsaut: people of the interior (niska word) tsimshian: people of the river tsuu t'ina: great number of people tubatulabal: pinenut eaters (shoshone word) tuscarora: hemp gatherers, the shirt wearing people two kettle: two boilings unalachtgo: tidewater people vunta-ketchin: those who live among the lakes wahpekute: shooters amoung the leaves wahpetonwan: dwellers amoung the leaves wailaki: north language (wintun word) wakokai: blue heron breeding place walapai: pine tree people wallawalla: little river wampanoag: eastern people wappo: brave waptailmin: people of the narrow river wasco: cup, those who have the cup wichita: big arbor (choctaw word), raccoon eyes winnebago: filthy water people wiwohka: roaring water wyandot: people of the peninsula, islanders yakama: runaway, pregnant people, people of the narrows yamparika: rooteaters or yapeaters yavapai: people of the sun, crooked mouth people yoncalla: those living at ayankeld yuchi: situated yonder yuki: stranger (wintun word) yurok: downstream (karok word)
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