If you respect the history and native traditions, the best solution for you is to give your horse one of the following native American horse names.
-   Kaya – Pure
-   Nina – Strong
-   Nokosi – Bear (Seminole)
-   Kuruk – Bear (Pawnee)
-   Pontiac – Ottawan Leader
-   Kitchi – Brave (Algonquin)
-   Denali – Great One
-   Kohana – Swift (Sioux)
-   Misu – Rippling Brook (Miwok)
-   Pavita – Clear Water (Hopi)
-   Yansa – Buffalo (Cherokee)
-   Miki – Little (Inuit)
-   Bly – Tall
-   Nova – Chases Butterfly (Hopi)
-   Maikoh – Wolf (Navajo)
-   Una – One
-   Tiva – Dance (Hopi)
-   Peta – Golden Eagle
-   Weeko – Pretty (Sioux)
-   Yuma – Song of the Chief (Navajo)
-   Cochise – Apache Chief
-   Mika – Intelligent Racoon
-   Winona – Giving (Sioux)
-   Kinta – Deer (Potawatomi)
-   Wakanda – Possesses Magic (Sioux)
-   Tala – Wolf
-   Sacajawea – Accompanied Lewis & Clark
-   Takoda – Friend to Everyone (Sioux)
-   Mansi – Plucked Flowers (Hopi)
-   Koko – Night (Blackfoot)
-   Sihu – Flower (Hopi)
-   Alawa – Pea (Algonquin)
-   Lulu – Rabbit (Hopi)
-   Honi – Wolf (Arapaho)
-   Geronimo – Apache Leader
-   Tecumseh – Shawnee Leader
-   Yoki – Rain (Hopi)
-   Kimi – Secret (Algonquin)
-   Micco – Chief (Seminole)
-   Kai – Willow Tree (Navajo)
-   Hanska – Tall (Sioux)
-   Tallulah – Leaping Water (Choctaw)
-   Miwak – Growl of a Bear (Miwok)
-   Kanti – Sings (Algonquin)
-   Kasa – Dressed in Furs (Hopi)
-   Squanto – Saved the pilgrims
-   Dakota – Friend (Sioux)
-   Kiona – Brown Mountain
-   Maka – Earth (Sioux)
-   Kele – Sparrow (Hopi)
-   Nikan – My Friend (Potawatomi)
-   Mona – Noble One
-   Kitchi – Brave (Algonquin)
-   Eyota – Great
-   Ama – Water (Cherokee)
-   Onida – The One Searched For (Sioux)
-   Makwa – Bear (Algonquin)
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