Many names, and words from different tribes have found places in the English languages; however many are not what people think and are derogatory overall. Examples: * Hey (as a greeting) stems from several tribal words that mean the same thing, and are very close in pronunciation: Yata-Hey * Squaw (derogatory) while the original meaning of this word was simply "woman" the term has become derogatory meaning, either: whore or menial. * Chief - meaning leader, although not a strictly native word. Many places have Native American names, although they have been changed some to make it easier to say (some of them).
Mulga means princess in Cherokee language. The Cherokee are a Native American Indian tribe in the Midwestern part of the United States.
"ben" in kannada (south indian language) means "back" (a part of body)
yes
How many members are there in the American Indian Movement as of 2010?Yes , thanks
it's not.You could be Indian or part Indian but not native American.
American Indian, Spanish, African,
Sacagawea was an native American Indian part of the shoshone tribe
yes he is part cherokee
i looked it up, and jb is not Indian ( Native American is the proper term)
The term "Iowa Indian language" refers to the dialects historically spoken by the Iowa people, a Native American tribe originally from the Midwest region of the United States. The language is part of the Siouan language family, which includes several other languages spoken by neighboring tribes. Today, the Iowa language is considered endangered, with efforts being made to revitalize and preserve it through educational initiatives and cultural programs.
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You pay to have a DNA test. That test can tell you if you are part American Indian and if so what tribe you are probably a part of. It can also tell you what percent you have of Indian blood. I think I could be 1/32 from Africa, 1/32 from China, 1/16 from Ireland, 1/8 American Indian... I do not remember the rest. There is no telling what your DNA will reveal.