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Names for girl [female] characters of book Native origin

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Suggesting book character names for girl [female] , of Native origin.

Names for girl [female] characters of book Native origin

Name: maka

Means: Sioux name meaning " earth."

Origin: native

Name: niabi

Means: Osage name meaning "fawn."

Origin: native

Name: sooleawa

Means: Algonquin name meaning "silver."

Origin: native

Name: malia

Means: Zuni name meaning " bitter."

Origin: native

Name: kolenya

Means: Miwok name meaning " coughing fish."

Origin: native

Name: dezba

Means: Navajo name meaning "goes to war."

Origin: native

Name: tiponi

Means: Hopi name meaning " child of importance."

Origin: native

Name: awinita

Means: Cherokee name meaning "fawn."

Origin: native

Name: yamka

Means: Hopi name meaning " blossom."

Origin: native

Name: hehewuti

Means: Hopi name meaning "warrior mother spirit."

Origin: native

Name: sheshebens

Means: Cheyenne name meaning "small duck."

Origin: native

Name: malila

Means: Miwok name meaning " fast salmon swimming up a rippling stream."

Origin: native

Name: hausis

Means: Algonquin name meaning "old woman."

Origin: native

Name: takala

Means: Hopi name meaning " corn tassel."

Origin: native

Name: chumani

Means: Sioux name meaning " dewdrops." COCHETA

Origin: native

Name: migisi

Means: Cheyenne name meaning "eagle." MIAKODA

Origin: native

Name: alsoomse

Means: Algonquin name meaning "independent."

Origin: native

Name: anna

Means: Algonquin name meaning "mother."

Origin: native

Name: chochmingwu

Means: Hopi name meaning "corn mother." CHOLENA

Origin: native

Name: mimiteh

Means: Omaha name meaning " new moon." MINAL

Origin: native

Name: koko

Means: Blackfoot name meaning "night."

Origin: native

Name: shadi

Means: Navajo name meaning " older sister."

Origin: native

Name: tuwa

Means: Hopi name meaning " earth."

Origin: native

Name: galilahi

Means: Cherokee name meaning "attractive."

Origin: native

Name: haloke

Means: Navajo name meaning " salmon." HALONA

Origin: native

Name: helki

Means: Miwok name meaning " touch." HONOVI

Origin: native

Name: shimasani

Means: Navajo name meaning " grandmother."

Origin: native

Name: abeytu

Means: Omaha name meaning " green leaf."

Origin: native

Name: kaliska

Means: Miwok name meaning " coyote chasing deer." KANTI

Origin: native

Name: sahkyo

Means: Navajo name meaning " mink."

Origin: native

Name: fala

Means: Choctaw name meaning "crow." FLO

Origin: native

Name: nittawosew

Means: Algonquin name meaning "she is not sterile." NITUNA

Origin: native

Name: ehawee

Means: Sioux name meaning " laughing maiden." ENOLA

Origin: native

Name: oota dabun

Means: Algonquin name meaning "day star."

Origin: native

Name: sokw

Means: Algonquin name meaning "sour."

Origin: native

Name: doba

Means: Navajo name meaning " no war."

Origin: native

Name: macawi

Means: Sioux name meaning " generous."

Origin: native

Name: kakawangwa

Means: Hopi name meaning "bitter."

Origin: native

Name: sitala

Means: Miwok name meaning " of good memory."

Origin: native

Name: poloma

Means: Choctaw name meaning " bow."

Origin: native

Name: tiva

Means: Hopi name meaning " dance."

Origin: native

Name: chosposi

Means: Hopi name meaning "bluebird eye."

Origin: native

Name: adsila

Means: Cherokee name meaning "blossom." AIYANA

Origin: native

Name: anaba

Means: Navajo name meaning "returns from war." ANEVAY

Origin: native

Name: onatah

Means: Iroquois name meaning "of the earth." ONAWA

Origin: native

Name: meoquanee

Means: Cheyenne name meaning "wears red."

Origin: native

Name: salali

Means: Cherokee name meaning "squirrel."

Origin: native

Name: lenmana

Means: Hopi name meaning "flute girl." LEQUOIA

Origin: native

Name: shuman

Means: Hopi name meaning " rattlesnake handler." SIHU

Origin: native

Name: abey

Means: Omaha name meaning " leaf."

Origin: native

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