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From: MSN Nickname¹³ẄћίŧзẄợłƒ¹�?/nobr>  in response to Message 1Sent: 3/8/2007 3:30 AM
-S-

Sakima
Salali
Sani
SBtinka
Segenam
Sewati
Shada
Sheshebens
Shilah
Shiriki
Shishiesh
Shiye
Shizhe'e
Shoemowetochawcawe
Shuman
Sicheii
Sihu
Sike
Sik'is
Sikyahonaw
Sikyatavo
Sinopa
Sisika
Siwili
Skah
Sokanon
Sokw
Songaa
Sooleawa
Sowi'ngwa
Soyala
Sucki
Sunki
Sunukkuhkau

M
F
M
F
M
M
F
F
M
M
M
M
M
M
F
M
F
M
M
M
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
M
F
M
F
M

king
squirrel (Cherokee)
the old one (Navajo)
magical dancer
lazy (Algonquin)
curved bear claw (Miwok)
pelican
small duck (Chippewa)
brother (Navajo)
coyote (Pawnee)
crow (Crow)
son (Navajo)
father (Navajo)
high backed wolf (Cheyenne)
rattlesnake handler (Hopi)
grandfather (Navajo)
flower (Hopi)
he sits at home (Navajo)
friend (Navajo)
yellow bear (Hopi)
yellow rabbit (Hopi)
fox (Black Foot)
bird
tail of the fox
white (Sioux)
rain (Algonquin)
sour (Algonquin)
strong
silver (Algonquin)
black tailed deer (Hopi)
time of the winter solstice (Hopi)
black (Algonquin)
to catch up with (Hopi)
he crushes (Algonquin)

-T-

Tablita
Tahkeome
Tahki
Tahmelapachme
Takala
Takoda
Talulah
Tangakwunu
Tasunke
Tatanka-ptecila
Tayanita
Teetonka
Tehya
Telutci
Tihkoosue
T'iis
Tiponi
Tis-see-woo-na-tis
Tiva
Tocho
Togquos
Tohopka
Tokala
Tooantuh
Totsi
Tse
Tsiishch'ili
Tuketu
Tupi
Tuwa

F
M
F
M
F
M
F
M
M
M
F
M
F
M
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
M
F
M
M
M
M
F

tiara (Hopi)
little robe (Cheyenne)
cold (Algonquin)
dull knife (Cheyenne)
corn tassel (Hopi)
friend to everyone (Sioux)
leaping water (Choctaw)
rainbow (Hopi)
horse (Dakota)
short bull (Dakota)
young beaver (Cherokee)
talks too much (Sioux)
precious
bear making dust (Miwok)
short (Algonquin)
cottonwood (Navajo)
child of importance (Hopi)
she who bathes with her knees (Cheyenne)
dance (Hopi)
mountain lion (Hopi)
twin (Algonquin)
wild beast (Hopi)
fox (Dakota)
spring frog (Cherokee)
moccasins (Hopi)
rock (Navajo)
curly haired (Navajo)
bear making dust (Miwok)
to pull up (Miwok)
earth (Hopi)

-U-

Una 
Urika 
Utina 
Uzumati

M
F
F
F

to remember (Hopi)
useful to all (Omaha)
meaning unknown
bear (Miwok)

-V-

Vaiveahtoish
Vaive-atoish
Viho
Vipponah
Vohkinne
Voistitoevitz
Voisttitoevetz
Vokivocummast

M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M

alights on the cloud (Cheyenne)
alights on the cloud (Cheyenne)
chief (Cheyenne)
slim face (Cheyenne)
roman nose (Cheyenne)
white cow (Cheyenne)
white cow (Cheyenne)
white antelope (Cheyenne)

-W-

Wahanassatta
Wahchinksapa
Wahchintonka
Wahkan
Waki
Wamblee
Wambleesha
Wambli-waste
Wanageeska
Wanahton
Wanikiy
Waquini
Weayaya
Wematin
Wemilat
Wenona
Wicapi-wakan
Wicasa
Wikimak
Wikvaya
Wohehiv
Wokaihwokomas
Wuti
Wuyi
Wyanet
Wynona
Wynono

M
M
M
M
F
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
F
F
M
F
M
M
M
F
M
F
F
M

he who walks with his toes turned outward (Cheyenne)
wise (Sioux)
has much practice (Sioux)
sacred (Sioux)
shelter (Hopi)
eagle (Sioux)
white eagle (Sioux)
good eagle (Dakota)
white spirit (Sioux)
charger (Sioux)
saviour (Sioux)
hook nose (Cheyenne)
setting sun (Sioux)
brother (Algonquin)
of wealthy parents
first-born daughter
holy star (Dakota)
sage (Dakota)
wife (Algonquin)
one who brings (Hopi)
dull knife (Cheyenne)
white antelope (Cheyenne)
woman (Hopi)
soaring turkey vulture (Miwok)
beautiful
form of Winona. First-born daughter
first born

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-Y-

Yamka 
Yanisin 
Yank 
Yas 
Yazhi 
Yepa 
Yiska 
Yoki 
Yuma

F
M
M
M
F
M
F
F
M

blossom (Hopi)
ashamed (Navajo)
Englishman
snow (Navajo)
little one (Navajo)
snow woman
the night has passed (Navajo)
rain (Hopi)
son of a chief

-Z-

Zaltana 
Zihna
Zitkala 

M
F
F

high mountain
spins (Hopi)
bird (Dakota)