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Just a few examples from among many hundreds of native American languages in North, Central and South America for the numeral 3:
Aleut............................qaanku-n, qakun
Eskimo.........................pingayut, pingasut
Haida...........................lGunul
Tlingit...........................nás'k
Eyak.............................t'ú'tlkà~
Tanaina........................tohchke
Kutchin.........................un ihthlog
Chipewyan...................taghe
Sarcee..........................tóók'i:
Hupa.............................ta:q
Navajo..........................táá'
Jicarilla..........................ká-i
Western Apache...........táági
Kutenai.........................qa'lsa
Beothuk........................shendeek
Blackfoot......................niuokska
Cheyenne.....................na'he
Arapaho........................naasau
Ojibwe/Chippewa.........niswi
Algonkin........................nissoue
Shawnee.......................nithese
Miami.............................nisswi
Cree...............................nisto
Powhatan......................nuss
Delaware.......................naxa
Nanticoke......................nis
Mahican.........................nacha
Kwakiutl........................yúdexw
Catawba........................nomnêré
Dakota/Lakota...............yamni
Omaha-Ponca.................dhabdhin
Osage.............................tha'-bthin
Kansa.............................yah-be-re
Crow...............................dáwi
Hidatsa............................ráahawi
Mandan...........................namary
Arikara............................towwit
Pawnee...........................tau'-it
Huron..............................achienk
Onondaga........................àchso
Seneca.............................se~h
Cayuga.............................ahséh
Mohawk............................ahsen
Cherokee..........................tso:i
Kiowa................................phá,.ò.
Chumash...........................masix
Havasupai.........................humúge
Mohave.............................hamók
Yuma.................................xamok
Seri....................................c-ápxa
Tonkawa............................med'ic
Karankawa.........................kaxáyi
Cayuse................................má.tnint
Zuni.....................................hai
Choctaw...............................tochchiinah
Chickasaw............................tochchí'na
Creek....................................tut'tchínin
Totonac.................................t'utu'
Yucatec (Maya)......................osh
Northern Paiute.....................pahi
Shoshone...............................pahi
Comanche...............................pahi-ti
Ute..........................................paiini
Hopi.........................................pahyom
Pima.........................................vaik
Nahuatl (Aztec)........................eyi
Mixtec.......................................úní
Zapotec.....................................shone
Yanomami..................................prukatabo (three is the highest named number in the Yanomami language)
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