Native American Baby Names

First-born daughter, eldest daughter

People of different speech, red speakers

Wise child, my elder sister, rock

Modern variant of Cheyenne, from the Native American Cheyenne people.

Variant of Cheyenne, derived from the Native American tribe name of unknown exact meaning.

Derived from the Cheyenne Native American people, honoring indigenous heritage and strength.

Named after the Cherokee leader Sequoyah; associated with the mighty sequoia trees, symbolizing strength and endurance.

Refers to the Kiowa people, a Native American tribe.

From the Cheyenne, a Native American tribe and people of the Great Plains

From the Cheyenne Native American tribe; evokes strength and heritage.

Short form related to Cheyenne, a Native American people and nation.

Refers to the Cheyenne Native American people; carries the heritage and cultural identity of the nation.

Eternal blossom, forever flowering

Giant redwood tree, sparrow

Named after the Cree, a Native American people and nation. Represents heritage and tribal identity.

Leaping water; evokes natural movement, energy, and flowing beauty.

White dove. Native American name symbolizing peace and purity.

A Native American name meaning 'butterfly', symbolizing transformation, grace, and beauty.

People of a different speech; Cheyenne people.

Modern variant of Cheyenne, derived from the Native American Cheyenne people. Represents indigenous heritage and natural strength.

Refers to the Nakota people, a branch of the Sioux Nation with roots in North and South Dakota.

Native American place name used as a personal name, traditionally associated with rivers and valleys in Virginia.