Native american names
Abetzi
Abetzi, a female name of Native American origin, belonging to the Cheyenne language, evokes the beauty and transformation that autumn brings. Its literal meaning, “yellow leaf” or “autumn leaf”, transports us to a time of change, where nature dresses in vibrant colors before giving way to the winter.
Acapulco
Acapulco is a Native american business name for a beach snack bar.
It is a Mexican city known internationally as a tourist destination.
This name derives from the Nahuatl words “acat” (plant of reed), “poloa” (destroy) and “co” (place ‘) . Its meaning is “place where the reeds were destroyed”.
Categorized into: place names.
Acoatl
Acoatl is a Native american boy name. Meaning “water snake” in Nahuatl.
Ainelen
Ainelen or Aynelen, a name that seduces with its sound and charm, has become an original option for new generations, especially in Latin America. However, its origin remains an enigma, giving rise to various theories and speculations.
Alaska
Alaska is a Native american pet name for female dog. Meaning “large land”.
From the Aleut language word “Alyeska” of equal significance.
Aleu
Aleu is a Native american male wolf name.
It is probably of Native american origin and means “loyal, noble” in the Aleut language.
Name of a cute wolf that appears in the movie “Balto 2”.
Categorized into: Fictional characters names.
Alitzel
Alitzel is a Native american girl name. Meaning “smiling girl” in Mayan language.
Its original form is Itzel Alit.
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Amaru
Amaru is a Native american boy name. Meaning “snake” in Aymara.
Categorized into: animal names
Amik
Amik is a Native american pet name for male dog. Meaning “beaver”.
He was the mascot of the Montreal Olympic Games 76.
Aquetzalli
In the beautiful world of Mexico’s indigenous languages, we find fascinating names that encapsulate the wisdom and worldview of ancient cultures. One of these names is Aquetzalli, a Nahuatl word that resonates with mysticism and beauty. Join us on this journey to discover the meaning of Aquetzalli, exploring its etymological roots and its deep symbolism. (more…)