Tribal Names from Phil Konstatin

Tribal Name Meanings Many tribal names mean "People," "Us," "Human Beings," etc. The names below may include other meanings. Some tribal names were given by Europeans which, after extensive use, became the official or common name. In many cases, tribal name origins are lost to history. Some tribal members would agree with the names below, while other members will not. This is only a list of commonly used definitions. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z
A'ani': white clay people Abnaki: those living at the sunrise (easterners) Achomawi: river, people that live at the river Acolapissa: those who listen and see Acoma: people by the white rock Agaidika (Paiute): trout (or salmon) eaters - also spelled Agai-Dicutta Ahousaht: facing opposite from the ocean, people living with their backs to the land and mountains Ahtena: ice people Aitchelitz: bottom Akansea: land of the downriver people Akun'kunik': people of the place of the flying head Akwesasne: land where the partridge drums Alabama: I clear the thicket Apache: enemy (Zuni word) Apalachicola: people of the other side Apalachee: people of the other side Apsaalookee: children of the large-beaked bird Apwaruge: juniper tree people A’qam: people of the dense forest or brush Arikara: horns or elk people, or corn eaters; people of the flowing hair Arosaguntacook: rocky flats river people Asiniskawiyiniwak: people in the place of lots of rocks Assiniboin: ones who cook using stones (Ojibwa word) Atakapa: man eater Atsina: white clay people Atsuge: pine tree people Atsugewi: hat creek indians Attawandaron: different language people Avoyel: people of the rocks	Bayogoula: people of the bayou Bedonkohe (Apache): in front at the end people Bellabella: milbank Bidai: brushwood (Caddo word) Binigulaza: people of the clouds Brule: burned thighs
Caddo: true chiefs Cahuilla: leader, master, powerful nation (all questionable) Calusa: fierce people Canim: canoe, broken rock Catawba: river people Cayuga: place where boats were taken out, place locusts were taken out, people at the mucky land Cayuse: people of the stones or rocks (French-Canadian word) Chakchiuma: red crawfish people Cheam: wild strawberry place, the place to always get strawberries Chehalis: sand, beating Heart Chelan: deep water Chemehuevi: those that play with fish (Mojave word) Cherokee: cave people (Choctaw word), people of different speech (Creek word) Cheslatta: top of a small mountain, small rock mountain at the east side Chetco: close to the mouth of the stream Cheyenne: red talkers (Dakota word), little Cree (Lakota word) Chickahominy: hominy people Chickasaw: people from Chicsa, rebels Chihene (Apache): red paint people Chilcotin: young man river Chipewyan: pointed skins (Cree word) Chitimacha: men altogether red, they have cooking vessels Chokonen (Apache): rising sun people Chontal: stranger (Nahuatl word) Choula: fox Chowanoc: people at the south Chumash: people who make the shell bead money Clallam: strong people Clatsop: dried salmon Clayoquot: people of other tribes Cochiti: stone kiva Cocopah: river people Coeur d’Alene: those who are found here or heart of an awl (French words) Comanche: anyone who wants to fight me all the time (Ute word) Comox: place of abundance Conestoga: place of the immersed pole Cowichan: warm country, land warmed by the sun Crow: crow, sparrowhawk, bird people, people of the large-beaked bird Cuiui Ticutta: cui ui eaters	Dakelh: people who travel by water Dakota: allie Detsanayuka: bad campers or bad movers
Ehdiitat Gwich'in: people who live among timber or spruce Erie: long tail or cat people (Iroquois word) Eskimo: eaters of raw meat (Algonquin or Cree word) Esquimalt: the place of gradually shoaling water	Fox: red earth people
Gingolx: the place of the skulls Gitanmaax: people who fish with burning torches Gitwangak: place of Rabbits Gitxsan: people of the River of Mist Gwich'in: people who live at a certain place Gros Ventre: big bellies, one who cooks with a stone, he cooks by roasting (see Atsina)	Hach winik: true people Hagwilget: gentle or quiet people Haisla: living at the river mouth or down river Han: those who live along the river Haudenosaunee: people of the long house, people of the extended lodge Havasupai: people of the blue green water Heiltsuk: to speak or act correctly Hesquiaht: people of the sound made by eating herring eggs off eel grass Hia C-ed O'odham: sand dune people Hidatsa: willow (speculation) Hiute: bowmen Ho-Chunk: fish eaters, people of the big voice Hohokam: those who have gone Honniasont: wearing something around the neck Hopi: peaceful ones, people who live in a peaceful way Houma: red Hualapai: people of the tall pines Huchnom: mountain people Huichol: healers Hul'qumi'num: those who speak the same language Hunkpapa: campers at the opening of the circle Hupa: trinity river Huron: ruffian (French word) Hwal'bay (Hualapai): people of the tall pines
Ihanktonwan: dwellers at the end Ihanktonwana: little dwellers at the end Illinois: those who speak in the regular way Iowa: sleepy ones (Dakota word) Iroquois: real adders (Algonquain word) or we of the extended lodge Isleta: kick flint place	Jatibonicu: people of the great sacred high waters Jatibonuco: great people of the sacred high waters Jemez: pueblo in the canada Jicaque: ancient person (Nahuatl word) Jicarilla: little basket weaver (Spanish word)
Kainai: many chiefs Kamloops: the meeting of the waters Kammedeka: jackrabbit eaters Kan-hatki: white earth Kanienkahaka: people of the place of flint Kanza: people of the south wind Karankawa: dog lovers Karok: upstream Kaskaskia: he scrapes it off by means of a tool Kato: lake Kawchottine: people of the great hares Ketsei: going in wet sand Kickapoo: he stands about, wanderer Kiowa: principal people, pulling out, coming out, people of the large tent flaps Kispiox: people of the hiding place Kitamaat: people of the falling snow Kitkatla: people of the salt, village by the sea Kitselas: people of the canyon Kitsumkalum: people of the plateau Klallam: strong people Klamath: people of the lake Klickitat: beyond (Chinook word) Kluskus: place of small whitefish Koop Ticutta: ground- squirrel eaters Kotsoteka: buffalo eaters Kutcha-kutchin: those who live on the flats Kuupangaxwichem people who slept here Kuyuidokado: cui-ui eaters Kwalhioqua: lonely place in the woods (Chinook word) Kwayhquitlum: stinking fish slime Kwuda: people coming out	Laguna: pueblo by the lake Lakota: friend or ally (same with Dakota and Nakota) Latgawa: those living in the uplands Lenni Lenape: genuine men Lheidli T'enneh: people of the confluence of the two rivers Lillooet: wild onion Loucheux: people with slanted or crossed eyes
Machapunga: bad dust Mahican: wolf (incorrect translation per the Mohican Nation, Stockbridge-Munsee Band) Makah: cape people or people who live by the rocks and seagulls Malahat: infested with caterpillars, place where one gets bait Maliseet: broken talkers Mannahocks: very, merry people Maricopa: people who live toward the water Mascouten: little prairie people Massachuset: at the hills, people who live near the great hill Matsqui: easy portage, easy travelling Mayaimis: big water Mdewankantonwan: dwellers of the spirit lake Menominee: wild rice men Meskwahkihaki (Fox): red earth people Metlakatla: a passage connecting two bodies of salt water Miami: people on the peninsula, cry of the crane Michigamea: great water Mimbres (Apache): willow (Spanish word) Miniconjou: planters by water Minnetaree: they crossed the water Minqua: stealthy Missiquoi: place of flint Mississauga: great river mouth Missouri: great muddy, people with wooden canoes Moapa: mosquito creek people Moatokni: southerners Modoc: southerners Mohave: three mountains, people of the water/river Mohawk: the possessors of the flint, fire-striking people; coward or man eater (Abenaki words) Mohegan: wolf Mohican: the people of the waters that are never still Monacans: people who dig in rocks Moneton: big water people Mowachaht: people of the deer Munsee: at the place where the stones are gathered together Musqueam: place always to get iris plant root	Nahane: people of the west Nak'azdli: when arrows were flying Nambé: mound of earth in the corner Narragansett: people of the small point Nanticoke: people of the tidewaters Nanoose: to push forward Natsit-kutchin: those who live off the flats Navajo: cultivated field in an arroyo (Tewa word) Nehalem: where the people live Nicomen: level part Niantic: people of the long neck or peninsula Nihtat Gwich'in: people living together as a mixture Nipmuck: freshwater fishing place or small pond, people of the fresh water Niuko'nska: people of the middle water Nokoni: those who turn back Nooksack: mountain men Nootka: along the coast, along the mountains Norridgewock: people of the still waters between rapids Nusabi: people of the clouds Nuu-chah-nulth: arc of mountains rising out of the sea
Oglala: scatters their own Ojibwa: to roast till puckered up. those who stammer Okanagan: head, top of head 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 Oweekeno: those who carry on the back, people talking right	Pahodja: dusty nones Pakiutlema: people of the gap Pamunkey: rising upland Pan'akwati: across the water Pantch-pinunkansh: men altogether red Papagos: desert people, bean people Pascagoula: bread people Passamaquoddy: plenty of pollock Paugusset: where the narrows open out Pawnee: horn people, men of men, look like wolves Payomkowishum: people of the west Pechanga: place where the water drips Penateka: honey eaters Pend d'Oreilles: hangs from the ear Penelakut: something buried Pennacook: down hill Penobscot: it forks on the white rocks or the descending ledge place, at the stone place Pensacola: hair people Penticton: permanent place, always place People of the lakes: tribes near the great lakes Peoria: carrying a pack on his back Pequot: fox people or destroyers or the shallowness of a body of water Piankeshaw: torn-ear people Picuris: mountain warrior people Piegan: scabby robes Piikani: poor robe Pilthlako: big swamp Pima: river people Podunk: where you sink in the bog 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
Qawishwallanavetum: people that live among the rocks Quahadi: antelope Qualicum: where the dog salmon run Quapaw: downstream people Quatsino: downstream people Quechan: those who descended Quinnipiac: Eansketambawg Qwulhhwaipum: prairie people	Raramuri: foot runner
Sac: people of the yellow earth or people of the outlet Sakawiyiniwak: people of the bush Salish: flatheads Sammamish: willow people, people of the meander San Felipe: sticky earth place San Ildefonso: where the water cuts down through San Juan: strong people Sandia: dusty place Sans Arc: without bows Santa Ana: dancing place Santa Clara: valley of the rose water Schaghticoke: at the river forks Schitsu'umsh: the ones that were found here Sdukalbixw: strong people of status Sekani: dwellers on the rocks Semiahmoo: half moon Seminole: separatist or breakaway,peninsula people Seneca: place of stone, people of the standing rock, great hill people Shawnee: south or southerners Sicangu: burned thighs Sihasapa Sioux: blackfeet Siksika: blackfeet Sioux: snake (French version of other tribe's name) Sisitonwan: dwellers of the fish ground Siska: uncle, lots of cracks in the rocks Skidegate: red paint stone Skokomish: river people, strong people Skookumchuck: strong water Snuneymuxw: people of many names Spallumcheen: flat along edge Spokane: sun people or children of the sun (generally accepted) Spuzzum: little flat Sts'Ailes: the beating Heart Suisun: people of the west wind Sumas: big flat opening Susquehannock: people of the muddy river	Tagish: fish trap or spring ice is breaking up Tahltan: something heavy in the water Taino: we the good people Takelma: those living along the river Tamarois: out tail Tanima: liver eaters Tangipahoa: corn gatherers Tantawats: southern men Taos: our village Tarahumara: foot runner Tataviam: people facing the sun Tatsanottine: people of the copper water Tawakoni: river bend among red hills Teetl'it Gwich'in: people who live at the head of the waters Tejas: friendly Tenawa: down stream Tennuth-ketchin: middle people Tesuque Pueblo: cottonwood tree place Teton: dwellers of the prairie Tewa: moccasins Thlingchadinne: dog-flank people Timbisha: facepaint from the red rock Titonwan: dwellers of the plains Tl'azt'en: people by the edge of the bay Toi Ticutta: cattail eaters or tule eaters Toltec: master builders (Nahuatl word) Tonawanda: confluent stream Tongva: people of the earth Tonkawa: they all stay together, most human of people, people of the wolf Toquaht: people of the narrow place in front, people of the narrow channel Tsa-mee-nis: bitten breast Tsattine: lives among the beavers Tsawout: houses raised up Tsawwassen: beach at the mouth, facing the sea Tsay Keh Dene: people of the mountains Tsetsaut: people of the interior (Niska word) Tseycum: clay people Tsimshian: inside the Skeena River Tsleil-Waututh: people of the inlet Tsoyaha: children of the sun Tubatulabal: pinenut eaters (Shoshone word) Tukudika: sheep eater Tunxis: where the river bends Tuscarora: hemp gatherers, the shirt wearing people Two Kettle: two boilings
Uchuckledaht: there inside the bay Ukomno'm: valley people Ulkatcho: good feeding place where animals get fat Unalachtgo: tidewater people Ute: land of the sun	Viniintaii Gwich'in: people who live on or by the caribou trail Vuntut Gwitch’in: dwellers among the lakes Vvunta-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, many rivers Wampanoag: eastern people, people of the first light Wappinger: opossum people Wappo: brave Waptailmin: people of the narrow river Wasco: cup, small horn bowl, those who have the cup Wea: the forest people, light skinned ones, people who live near the river eddy, people of the whirlpool Wendat: peninsula people Whel mux: people of spirit, people of breath Wichita: raccoon-eyed people, big arbor (Choctaw word) Winnebago: filthy water people Wiwohka: roaring water Wolastoqiyik: people of the bright river Wyandot: people of the peninsula, islanders	Yahandeka: groundhog eaters Yakama: runaway Yamparika: rooteaters or yapeaters Yaqan nukiy: the people where the rock is standing Yavapai: people of the sun, crooked mouth people Yoncalla: those living at ayankeld Yuchi: situated yonder Yuhavitam: people of the pines Yuki: stranger or enemy (Wintun word) Yurok: downstream (Karok word)
Zia: scattered hills place Zuni: rock slide pueblo

Alternate Tribal Names A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z
Abenaki (eastern): Alessikantekw, Amaseconti, Androscoggin, Apikwahki, Kinipekw, Ossipee, Panawahpskek, Penobscot, Rocameca, Wawinak, Wôlinak Abenaki (western): Alnonba, Abnaki, Abenacquiouoict, Amoskeay, Cocheco, Coos, Koasek, Masipskwoik, Nashua, Ossipee, Pemigewasset, Pennacook, Pequaket, Piscataqua, Souhegan, Winnibisauga Absaroke: Crow Acoma: Akome, Ak’o Ma, Aa'ku meh, Pueblo Adai: Nateo Adamstown: Upper Mattaponi Ahantchuyuks: French Prairie Indians Alabama: Alibamu Aleut: Alutiiq, Unangan Alsea: Alcea Anadarko: Nadaco Anishinabe: Chippewa, Nishnaabe, Ojibwa, Potawatomi Apache: N de,Tinneh, Dine, Tinde, Unde, Shis inde, Aravaipa, Bedonkohe, Chihene, Chiricahua, Chokonen, Cibecue, Jicarilla, Kiowa, Lipan, Mescalero, Mimbres, Nednhi, Tonto, Yuma, Faraon Apache Mohave: Yavapai Appomattoc: Apamatuks Arapahoe: Inunaina, Atsina Arikara: Northern Pawnee, Ricara, Ree, Tsa'nish Assiniboin: Hohe, Hohe Nakota, Assinipwat, Stoneys Atakapa: Ishaks Atfalati: Falatah, Kalapuya, Tfalati, Wapato Lake Athapaskan: Dene Atsina: Haaninin Awaswas: Santa Cruz Aztec: Nahua, Nahuatl	Bannock: Panaiti, Banakwut, Nimi, Pan'akwati Bear River Indians: Niekeni Bellabella: Heiltsuqu, Heiltsuk, Elkbasumh Bellacoola: Nuxalk, Bilqula Beothuk: Beathunk, Betoukuag, Macquajeet, Red Indians, Skraelling, Ulno Biloxi: Taneks Blackfeet/Blackfoot: Niitsitapi, Nitsi-tapi, Piegan, Ahpikuni, Pikuni (northern); Siksika, Sisaka (southern), Sihasapa, Ahkainah Blood: Kainai, Ahkainah Boothroyd: Chomok Brule Sioux: Si can gu
Caddo: Adai, Eyeish, Hasinai, Hainai, Kadohodacho, Kadohadacho Confederacy, Natchitoches, Ceni Cahuilla: Agua Caliente, Augustine, Cabazon, Kawasic, Morongo, Los Coyotes, Painakic, Wanikik Calusa: Caloosa, Calos, Calosa, Carlos, Muspa Campo: Kumeyaay Carrier: Dakelh, Wet'suwet'en, Takulli Catawba: Esaw, Iswa, Iyeye, Nieye, Ushery, Anitakwa, Kadapua, Kuttawa, Oyadagahroene, Toderichroone Cayuga: Kweniogwen, Iroquois Cayuse: Wailetpu, Te-taw-ken, Guyohkohnyo Chakchiuma: Shaktci Homma Chalon: Soledad Chehalis: Copalis, Humptulips, Qwaya, Satsop, Sts'Ailes, Wynoochee Chemainus: Tsa-mee-nis Chemehuevi: Nuwu, Nuwuwu, Tantawats Chetco: Tolowa Cherokee: Tsa-la-gi, Ani-yun-wiya, Anikituhwagi, Keetowah Cheyenne: Dzi tsi stas, Sowonia (southern), O mi sis (northern), Tse-tsehese-staestse, Sotaae'o, Sutai Chilcotin: Esdilagh, Tl'esqox, Tl'etinqox, Xeni Gwet'in, Tsilhqot'in Chillicothe: Chalahgawtha Chimakum: Aqokdlo Chinook: Tsniuk Chipewyan: Otchipiweon Chippewa: Anishinabe, Ojibwa Chitimacha: Chawasha, Pantch-pinunkansh, Washa, Yagenechito, Shetinasha Choctaw: Chakchiuma, Chatot, Cha'ta Chumash: Santa Barbara Indians Clackamas: Guithlakimas Clallam: Klallams, S'klallam, Nusklaim, Tlalem Cochiti: Kotyete, Pueblo Cocopah: Xawitt Kunyavaei Coeur d'Alene: Skitswish, Schee chu'umsch, Schitsu'umsh Colville: Chualpay, Scheulpi Comanche: Detsanayuka, Kotsoteka, Nermernuh, Noconi, Nokoni, Numunuu, Padouca (Sioux word), Penateka, Pennande, Quahadi, Yamparika Comox: Catloltx Conoy: Piscataway Copane: Kopano, Quevenes Cora: Nayarit Coree: Coranine Coushatta: Koasati, Acoste Cowichan: Muskwium, Nanaimo , Sanetch Cree: Nihilawe, Kenistenoag, Iyiniwok, Nehiawak or Nay-hee-uh-wuk (Plains Cree), Sah-cow-ee-noo-wuk (bush Cree), Naskapi, Montagnais, Attikamekw Creek: Muskogee, Abihika, Abeika, Hitchiti, Homashko Crow: Absaroke, Apsaalooke Cupenos: Kuupangaxwichem Cuthead: Pabaksa	Dakelh: Carrier Delaware: Lenni Lenape, Lenape, Abnaki, Alnanbai, Wampanoag, Munsee, Unami, Unalachitgo, Powhatan-Renápe, Turkey Dieguenos: Comeya, Tipai, Ipai, Kumeyaay Ditidaht: Nitinaht
Eskimo: Inuit, Inupiat, Inuvialuit, Yupik, Alutiiq Equimalt: Is-Whoy-Malth	Flathead: Salish, Selish Fox: Mesquaki, Meskwaki, Mshkwa'kiitha , Outagami
Gabrieleno: Tongva Ganawese: Conoys, Piscataways Gitanyow: Kitwancool Gitxsan: Tsimshian Goshute: Kusiutta Gros Ventre: Atsina (prairie), Hidatsa (Missouri), A'ani', Ah-ah-nee-nin, Haaninin, Minnetaree, Hitunena Gwich'in: Loucheux	Hainai: Ioni Havasupai: Supai, Coconino, Havasu ’Baaja Heiltsuk: Hailhazakv Hia C-ed O'odham: Arenenos, Sand Papagos Hidatsa: Gros Venture, Agutchaninnewug Ho-Chunk: Winnebago Hohokam: Hoo-hoogam Hopi: Hopitu, Hopitu Shinumu, Moqui, Hapeka Hualapai: Hwal'bay, Walapai Huichol: Wirrarika, Wixalika Hupa: Natinnohhoi Huron: Wendat, Wyandot
Illinois: Albiui, Amonokoa, Cahokia, Chepoussa, Chinkoa, Espeminkia, Kaskaskia, Maroa, Matchinkoa, Michibousa, Michigamea, Moingwena, Negawichi, Peoria, Tamaroa, Tapouara Ingalik Athapaskans: Deg Het'an Iowa: Baxoje, Pahodja Iroquois: Haudenosaunee, Hodenosaunee, Ongwanosionni, Hotinonshonni Isleta: Pueblo, Siahwibak	Jemez: Tuwa, Pueblo Jicarilla Apache: Tinde, Dinde, Haisndayin Juaneño: Acagchemem
Kalispel: Pend d'Oreilles Kamia: Tipai Kansa: Hutanga, Kansas, Kanza, Kaw, Nahane Karuk: Karok, Araar Kato: Tlokeang Kaw: Kanza Keres: Pueblo, Acoma, Cochiti, Isleta, Laguna, San Felipe, Santa Ana, Santo Domingo, Zia Kickapoo: Kiwigapawa Kiowa: Kwuda, Tepda, Tepkinago, Gaigwu, Kompabianta, Kauigu Kiowa Apache: Nadiisha Dena, Semat Klallams: Clallams Klamath: Eukshikni Maklaks, Auksni Klickitat: Qwulhhwaipum Kootenai: Kuronoqa, Kutenai, Kootenay, Yaqan nukiy, Akun'kunik', Ktunaxa Koso: Panamint Karok: Karuk, Arra-arra Ktunaxa: Kootenay Kumeyaay: Diegueño, Barona, Sycuan, Viejas, Campo, Cuyapaipe, Ewiiaapaayp, Ipai, Tipai Kuitsh: Lower Umpqua Kutchin: Gwich'in, Dindjié Kutenai: Asanka, Kootenay	Laguna: Pokwindiwe Onwi, Pueblo Lakota: Hunkpapa, Itazipco, Miniconjou, Oglala, Ooinunpa, Sicangu, Sihasapa, Teton Lancandon: Maya, Hach Winik Latgawa: Rogue Lemhi Shoshone: Agaidika, Salmon Eaters, Tukudika, Sheep Eater Loucheux: Gwich'in Lillooet: Lil'wat, St'át'imc, T'it'kit, St'at'imcets Lipan: Naizhan Lower Sioux: Mdewakanton, Wahpekute Luiseño: Ataxum, La Jolla, Payomkowishum, Pechanga, Soboba, Quechnajuichom, Juaneño Lumbee: Cheraw
Maicopa: Xalychidom Piipaash, Pipatsji Makah: Kwenetchechat, Kwi-dai-da'ch, Kwih-dich-chuh-ahtx Maliseet: Wolastoqiyik Mandan: Metutahanke or Mawatani (after 1837), Numakaki (before 1837) Manhattan: Rechgawawank Manso: Maise, Mansa, Manse, Manxo, Gorreta, Gorrite, Tanpachoa Maricopa: Xalychidom Piipaash, Xalchidom Pii-pash, Pipatsje, Pee-posh Miami: Twightwis, Twa-h-twa-h, Oumameg, Pkiiwileni Micmac: Mi'kmaq Miniconjou: Mnikawozu, Mnikowoju, Minnicoujou Mi'kmaq: Lnu'k, L'nu'k Missouri: Niutachi Miwok: Olamentke Mixtec: Ñusabi, Nusabi Moapa: Moapariats, Nuwuvi, Moah-pitz Modoc: Moatokni, Okkowish Mohave: Mojave, Tzinamaa, Ahamakav, Hamakhava Mohawk: Kanienkahaka, Kaniengehage, Abenaki, Iroquois, Akwesasne Mohican: Muh-he-con-neok, Mahikan, Mahican, Muhhekunneuw Molala: Latiwe Mono: Monache Moratoc: Nottoway Mosopelea: Ofom Munsee: Minasinink, Homenethiki Muskogee: Creek, Homashko	Nanticoke: Unalachtgo, Onehtikoki Nashaway: Nashua, Weshacum Nauset: Cape Code Navajo: Diné, Dineh, Tenuai, Navaho Neutrals: Attawandaron Nez Perce: Nee-me-poo, Nimipu, Kamuinu, Tsutpeli, Sahaptin, Chopunnish Niantic: Nehantick, Nehantucket Nisga'a: Tsimshian Nootka: Nuu-chah-nulth Northern Ojibwa: Saulteaux, Sauteux Nuu-chah-nulth: Nootka Nuxalk: Kimsquit, Kwalhnmc, South Bentick Sutslmc, Taliyumc
Ogallala: Okandanda Ohlone: Costanoan, Muwekma Ojibwa: Chippewa, Anishinabe, Missisauga, Odjbway, Saginaw, Saulteurs Okanagon: Isonkuaili, Nsilxcin Omaha: UmonHon Oneida: Iroquois Onondaga: Seneca, Iroquois Oohenupa: Two Kettle, Oohenonpa Osage: Wa-Shah-She, Wakon, Wazhazhe, Niuko'nska Ottawa: Adawe, Odawa, Otawaki Otto: Chewaerae, Oto, Otoe Oulaouaes: Necariages Oweekeno: Kwakiutl, Oweehena	Pacheenaht: Nootka Paiute: Numa, Numu, Nuwuvi, Newe, Kuyuiticutta, Kuyuidokado, Agai-Dicutta, Toi Ticutta, Payuchi, Paviotso, Shebit, Shivwit, Koosharem, Kanosh, Wadatika Papagos: Tohono O'odham, Ak-chin, Yohono Au'autam Parianuc: White River Utes Passamaquoddy: Peskedemakddi Patchogue: Unkechaug Pawnee: Pariki, Panyi, Chahiksichahiks, Ckirihki Kuruuriki, Awah.i Pechanga: Luiseño Pecos: Pueblos from Jemez Pend d'Oreilles: Kalispel Pennacook: Merrimack Penobscot: Pannawanbskek, Penaubsket Petun: Khionontateronon, Tionontati Picuris: Pikuri, Pueblo Piegan: Blood, Kainai, Pikuni, Pigunni, Ahpikuni Pima: Onk Akimel Au-authm, Akimel O'odham, A-atam, Akimul Au'autam, Tohono O'odham (incorrectly) Piro: Tortuga Piscataway: Conoy Pit River: Achomawi, Atsugewi Pocomtuc: Deerfield Pojoaque: P’o Suwae Geh, Pueblo Pomo: Kashaya Poosepatuck: Unkechaug Popolucas: Chochos Potawatomi: Bodewadmi, Neshnabe Powhatan: Appamattuck, Arrohateck, Chiskiack, Kecoughtan, Mattaponi, Moraughtacund, Nancemond, Pamunkey, Paspahegh, Quiyoughcohannock, Rappahannock, Warraskoyack, Weyanoak, Youghtanund Pueblo: Acoma, Cochiti, Isleta, Jemez, Laguna, Nambé, Picuris, Sandia, San Felipe, San Ildefonso, San Juan, Santa Clara, Santo Domingo, Taos, Tesuque, Zia, Zuni Pyramid Lake Paiute: Kuyuidokado
Quapaw: Quapah, Akansea, Arkansas, Ouaguapas, Ugakhpa Quechan: Yuma, Kwtsan Quileute: Quil-leh-ute Quinault: Qui-nai-elts	Ramaytush: San Francisco, Ohlone
Sac and Fox: Sauk, Asakiwaki, Meshkwakihug, Fox Sahwnee: Shawadasay Salish: Okinagan, Flathead Saanich: Pauquachin, Tsawout, Tsartlip, Tseycum, Malahat San Felipe: Katishtya, Pueblo San Ildefonso: Po-Woh-Ge-Oweenge, Pueblo San Juan: Ohkay Owingeh, Pueblo Sandia: Nafiat, Pueblo Sanpoil: Nesilextcl'a, N'pooh-le, Spoilehieh Sans Arc: Itazipco Santa Ana: Tamaya, Pueblo Santa Clara: Kha P’o, Pueblo Santee: Mdewakanton, Sisseton, Wahpekute, Wahpeton Santo Domingo: Tyiwa, Pueblo Saponi: Monasukapanough Sauk: Hothaaki, Thakiki Scioto: (Five Nations of the Scioto Plains) Shawnee, Wyandot, Delaware, Munsee, Seneca Sechelt: Shashishalhem Seminole: Ikaniuksalgi, Alachua, Mikasuki Seneca: Iroquois, Onondaga Senijextee: Lake Indians Serrano: Cowangachem, Mohineyam, Qawishwallanavetum, Yuhavitam Shawnee: Savannah, Chillicothe, Hathawekela, Mequachake, Pekowi, Piqua Shoshone: Agaidika, Hohandika, Kammedeka, Lemhi, Nimi, Pohogwe, Shonivikidika, Shoshoni, Snake, Tazaaigadika, Tivatika, Tukuarika, Tukudeka, Wihinaitti, Yahandeka Shuswap: Secwepmec Sioux: Brule, Dakota, Hunkpapa, Isanyati, Itazipco, Lakota, Mnikawozu, Mnikowoju, Nakota, Ocheti Shakowin, Oglala, Oohenunpa, Sicangu, Sihasapa, Sisseton, Sisitonwan, Teton, Titunwan Sissipahaw: Haw Skagit: Humaluh Skokomish: Twana Squinamish: Swinomish Slotas: Red River Metis Snoqualmie: Sduk-al-bixw Songish: Lkungen Southern Paiute: Numa St.Francis: Abenaki St. Mary's Indian Band: A’qam, Ktunaxa St.Regis Mohawk: Akwesasne, Kaniengehage Stockbridge: Mahican Snuneymuxw: Nanaimo Susquehanna: Susquehannock, Conestoga, Minqua, Andaste	Taidnapam: Upper Cowlitz Taos: Tua-Tah, Pueblo Tarahumara: Raramuri Taviwac: Uncompahgre Ute Tejas: Hasinai, Cenis Tenino: Melilema Tequistlatecos: Chontales of Oaxaca Tesuque: Te-Tsu-Geh, Pueblo Teton: Brule, Hunkpapa, Itazipco, Mnikowoju, Oglala, Oohenunpa, Sicangu, Sihasapa, Titunwan Tewa: Pueblo, Nambe, Pojoaque, San Ildefonso, San Juan, Santa Clara, Tesuque Thompson: Nlaka'pamux Tigua: Pueblo, Tiwa, Tortuga Tillamook: Killamuck Timucua: Utina,Acuera, Potano T'it'kit: Lillooet Tiwa: Pueblo, Tortuga Tlaoquiaht: Clayoquot Tlatlasikwala: Nuwitti Tobacco: Khionontateronon, Tionontati Toltec: Chiaimeca Mochanecatoca Tonkawa: Titskan Watitch, Titskanwatitch, Tonkaweya Tsetsaut: Wetalh Tsimshian: Giluts'aaw, Ginadoiks, Ginaxangiik, Gispaxlo'ots, Gitga'at, Gitando, Gitk'a'ata, Gitlaan, Gits'iis, Gitwilgyoots, Gitxaala, Gitzaxlaal, Kitasoo, Kiselas, Kitkatla, Kitsumkalum Tubatulabal: Bahkanapul, Kern River Tunica: Yoron Tuscarora: Skarure, Iroquois, Coree Tututni: Tolowa, Lower Rogue River Indians Twana: Tuadhu Two Kettle: Oohenonpa, Oohenupa
Umpqua: Etnemitane Uncompahgre Ute: Taviwac Upper Chehalis: Kwaiailk Upper Sioux: Sisseton, Wahpeton Ute: Noochi, Notch, Nuciu, Noochew, Yampa, Yamparka, Parianuc, Taviwac, Weeminuche, Wiminuc, Capote, Kapota, Muwac, Cumumba, Tumpanuwac, Uintah, Uinta-ats, Pahvant, San Pitch, and Sheberetch, Mouache, Tabeguache, Timpanogs	Viejas: Quimi
Wampanoag: Pokanoket Wappo: Ashochimi Warm Springs: Tilkuni Washo: Washeshu Wasco: cathlascos, Galasquo Watlala: Cascade, Katlagakya, Shalala Wea: Eel River, Gros, Kilataks, Mangakekis, Ouiatenon, Pepicokia, Peticotias, Piankeshaw, Wawiyatanwa Whilkut: Redwood Indians Winnebago: Winipig, Ho-Chunk Wichita: Kitikiti'sh, Wia Chitch (Choctaw word) Winik: Maya Winnebago: Ho-Chunk, Winipeg Wishram: Ilaxluit, Tlakluit Wyandot: Huron, Talamatans, Wendat	Yakama: Kah-milt-pay, Klikatat, Klinquit, Kow-was-say-ee, Li-ay-was, Ochechotes, Pakiutlema, Palouse, Palus, Pisquouse, Se-ap-cat, Shyiks, Skin-pah, Waptailmin, Wenatshapam, Wish-ham, Yakima Yaqui: Yoeme, Surem, Hiakim Yavapai: Kwevkepaya, Tolkepaya, Wipukepa, Yavape Yazoo: Chakchiuma Yokuts: Mariposans Yoncalla: Tchayankeld Yuchi: Chisa, Tsoyaha Yuki: Ukomno'm Yuma: Quechan, Euqchan
Zapotec: Binigulaza Zia: Tsia Pueblo, Ashiwi Pueblo, Siwin’a, Taa Ashiwani

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