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There are more than 700 Native American tribes each with their own language.
depends on the tribe since their is no language called Native American. My tribes don't have any word for it that I know of.
It's possible it is for one, but there are hundreds of different native American tribes, all with different languages.
The Cherokee call the owl, wa-hu-hi. The Cheyenne word is mestaa'e and the Mohegan call them kokotayam, although the Mohegan have different words if describing the size of the owl or if it is a screech owl.
The Oneida Tribe is a Native American tribe in central New York State. It begins with the letter O.
The Native American tribes (originally the Haudenosaunee, later the Six Nations) is spelled Iroquois.
The word Iroquois is a proper noun, the name of a group of native American tribes that shared a common language. Example sentence: The Iroquois tribes, original inhabitants of New York State, were known as the Five Nations.
Powwows are great places to closely examine the regalia of a wide variety of Native American tribes.
Powwows are great places to closely examine the regalia of a wide variety of Native American tribes.
Well, there are many different kinds of Native Americans. There are different tribes such as Wampanoags and Powhatans. And Native American tribes didn't have such complex languages like English, and most all Native Americans had no word for human, though they did have a word for types of humans, like themselves and white men. If you are looking for a specific tribe's words for things, search on google: "(The tribe you want) language" and pick around on different web pages for charts. Also, most tribes' languages are long forgotten though some words are still known.
If you mean "What is a native American tribe with a four-letter name?", there are quite a few in North and South America:CoosCoraCreeCrowErieEyakHareHopiHupaIowaMonoPimaPomoSauk (Saki)SeriTiwaTowaTewaYahiYanaYukiYumaZuniPaezRemoSapeBoraDuitYoraBareMacaBariCaraThere are many more.
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