200 Native American Dog Names from Nature with Meanings

If you are looking for Native American Dog Names from Nature then you have come to the right place. 

Here is an intensive list of 200 names of dogs that will help you keep in touch with your roots. 

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Native American Dog Names from Nature with Meanings

•     Migina – Fairy woman
•     Inola – Black fox
•     Wuti – Woman
•     Aiyana – Eternal blossom
•     Halona – Happy fortune
•     Hateya – To make a footprint
•     Aditsan – Listener
•     Yuma – Son of the Chief (Navajo)
•     Amadahy – Forest water
•     Elsu – Flying falcon
•     Cheveyo – Spirit warrior
•     Menewa – Great warrior
•     Eyota – Great
•     Kimi – Secret (Algonquin)
•     Kitchi – Brave (Algonquin)
•     Dakota – Friend (Sioux)
•     Tattuye – A fox
•     Tyee – Chief
•     Hassun – Stone
•     Helki – Touch
•     Tepkunset – Moon
•     Nayeli – ‘I love you’
•     Atepa – Wigwam
•     Kasa – Dressed in furs (Hopi)
•     Arizona – Little spring
•     Sahale – Like a falcon
•     Nokosi – Bear (Seminole)
•     Enyeto – Walks as a boar
•     Makya – Eagle hunter
•     Nakos – Sage
•     Chlumani – Dew
•     Nizhoni – Pretty
•     Maikoh – Wolf (Navajo)
•     Shikoba – A feather
•     Macha – Aurora
•     Tokala – Fox
•     Delsin – ‘He is so’
•     Mato – Bear
•     Mansi – Plucked flowers (Hopi)
•     Aylen – Happiness
•     Bodaway – Fire maker
•     Mika – Intelligent raccoon

•     Meli – Daughter
•     Soma – Sun
•     Yansa – Buffalo (Cherokee)
•     Neewa – Four
•     Mona – Noble one
•     Nese – Two
•     Alawa – Pea (Algonquin)
•     Hokaratcha – Pole cat
•     Bidaban – Beginning of dawn
•     Winona – First born daughter
•     Mongwau – Owl
•     Kineks – Rosebud
•     Kai – Willow tree
•     Hakan – Fire
•     Diwali – Bowls
•     Tooantuh – Spring frog
•     Bena – Pheasant
•     Askook – Snake
•     Fala – Crow
•     Tayen – A new moon
•     Goga – Summer
•     Papina – Ivy
•     Yoki – Rain (Hopi)
•     Pazi – Yellow bird
•     Kateri – The mohawk
•     Luyu – Wild dove
•     Hotha – A man who is gray
•     Waapi – White
•     Kuruk – Bear (Pawnee)
•     Iye – Smoke
•     Enapay – Brave and powerful
•     Akando – Ambush
•     Nova – Chases butterfly (Hopi)
•     Raini – The creator
•     Enesta – Hear
•     Lye – Smoke
•     Adahy – Lives in the woods
•     Wakanda – Possesses magic (Sioux)
•     Achak – Spirit
•     Sinopa – Fox
•     Pati – Fish basket
•     Ahawi – Deer
•     Lulu – Rabbit (Hopi)
•     Taima – Thunder
•     Lonato – Flint stone
•     Nikan – My friend (Potawatomi)
•     Calian – A warrior of life
•     Bly – Tall
•     Henna – Red
•     Tallulah – Leaping water (Choctaw)

•     Luta – Red
•     Jolon – Valley of the dead oak
•     Tanis – Daughter
•     Pavita – Clear water (Hopi)
•     Aviaja – My cousin
•     Abeytu – Green leaf
•     Chepi – Fairy
•     Axe – Father of peace
•     Huslu – Shaggy bear
•     Jacy – Moon
•     Cailan – A warrior of life
•     Kaya – Pure
•     Quanah – Fragrant
•     Maka – Earth (Sioux)
•     Koko – Night (Blackfoot)
•     Niaran – Five
•     Tadita – One who runs
•     Makwa – Bear (Algonquin)
•     Paytah – Born out of fire
•     Halyn – Unique
•     Misu – Rippling Brook (Miwok)
•     Doba – There was no war
•     Winnie – Fair one
•     Laneetees – Big elk
•     Kele – Sparrow (Hopi)
•     Catahecassa – Black hoof
•     Hanska – Tall (Sioux)
•     Kanti – Sings (Algonquin)
•     Winema – Chief
•     Weeko – Pretty (Sioux)
•     Mahkah – One who belongs to and is one with the Earth.
•     Tiva – Dance (Hopi)
•     Rozene – Rose
•     Annawan – Chief
•     Anna – Mother
•     Kiona – Brown mountain
•     Lusio – Light
•     Mitexi – Sacred moon
•     Kohana – Swift (Sioux)
•     Awinita – Fawn
•     Tocho – Mountain lion
•     Awendela – Fawn
•     Nistu – Three
•     Tala – Wolf
•     Adsila – Blossom
•     Etu – Sun
•     Pinon – Name of a myth
•     Tatanka – A bull buffalo
•     Kinta – Deer (Potawatomi)
•     Cherokee – Native American tribe
•     Seke – Black
•     Chaska – First born son
•     Maska – Strong
•     Ama – Water (Cherokee)
•     Aponi – Butterfly
•     Elan – Friendly
•     Dyani – Deer
•     Tama – Thunder
•     Peta – Golden Eagle
•     Sihu – Flower (Hopi)
•     Micco – Chief (Seminole)
•     Doli – Bluebird
•     Honi – Wolf (Arapaho)
•     Calusa – A Native American tribe
•     Skah – White
•     Akecheta – Fighter
•     Kilchii – Red boy
•     Dena – Valley
•     Bidziil – Strong man
•     Catori – Spirit
•     Chenoa – Dove
•     Onida – Child of importance
•     Ahmik – Beaver
•     Enemene – Sing
•     Sitsi – Daughter
•     Nayavu – Clay
•     Sayen – Loveable
•     Sunki – To “catch up with”

•     Liseli – Light
•     Ituha – Sturdy oak
•     Denali – Great one
•     Piapot – Lightning
•     Pallaton – Warrior
•     Ahunu – He laughs
•     Etenia – Rich
•     Chilam – Snowbird
•     Alo – Spiritual guide
•     Hinto – Having deep blue eyes
•     Dyami – Eagle
•     Atim – Dog
•     Kenesaw – Grass
•     Sasa – Goose
•     Miki – Little (Inuit)
•     Naira – Girl with large eyes
•     Chatan – Hawk
•     Kwanita – Meaning ‘God is gracious’
•     Japa – To chant
•     Pezi – Grass
•     Herrick – Leader of an army
•     Dasan – A chief
•     Atsila – Fire
•     Sawni – Echo
•     Takoda – Friend to everyone (Sioux)
•     Gad – Juniper tree
•     Patwin – Man
•     Tahki – Cold
•     Wyanet – Beautiful
•     Yahto – Blue

Takeaway

So, there you have it. A list of native American dog names from nature. These names will not only make you fall in love with your dog more but remind you of the natural beauty too.

You can also check out some Native American dog names that will fill you with a patriotic spirit.

Call your dog with these names and see them run towards you with happiness in their eyes.