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A Native American man is called a man today. In the early days of the United States, a Native American might have been called a brave or a chief.

Also, Native Americans are not Indians. When Columbus set on his journey, he intended to find to a western route to India and when he came to America, he assumed he was in India and erroneously called everyone Indians. Today calling a Native American Indian may be offensive to both Native Americans and also real Indians, who we now know are on the other side of America.

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Since you posted this under "Algonquian Indians" I guess you mean what is the term in the Algonquian languages. A few examples are:

Powhatan.............................quiyouckosuck

Delaware..............................quecksa'piet

Abenaki..................................patlihôz

Maliseet............................nutomesket or pahtoliyas

Mohegan...........................môyikow

Naskapi.............................iyimiyaaw-uchimaaw

Ojibwe..............................anama`ewinini or anami`ewigimaa or gagiikwewinini

Modern scholars refer to the medicine men of all native cultures as priests, shamans or medicine men (medicine deriving from the French term for a doctor).

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