A bear claw (usually a depiction of the bear's head is at the base of the claw on statues, idols, etc) is a symbol of strength and resiliance in Native American mythology.
Bear, as in the animal : Kuma Bear, as in, bear the pain: Shinobu
"There's a bear on the school bus, can't believe they let him in.A bear on the school bus, sittin with a silly grin.Give me a break! That bear's too much to take!Oh, that bear drives me crazy!"
Boo bear or Lou. Sometimes Lou bear.
Little Charley Bear was created on 2011-01-10.
The Bear That Couldn't Sleep was created on 1939-06-10.
The bear or bear claw represents strength and resiliance.
It is a bear in the Native American coastal language.
Native American/ African
An American black bear is a bear native to cool climates in North America, Latin name Ursus americanus.
KIMIMELA, Sioux
There are MANY Native American languages, so please specify which one you want the translation in.
Nanuk
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it means bear comes from choktaw
Many Native American tribes view bears as symbols of strength, wisdom, protection, and healing. Bears are often seen as spiritual guides and teachers, embodying qualities such as courage, power, and resilience. Some tribes also believe in bear spirits that can offer guidance and protection to those who seek it.
A bear walker is a term in Native American folklore for an evil sorcerer, especially one who walks by night in the form of a bear.
In the book "Touching Spirit Bear," Garvey is of Tlingit descent, which is a Native American tribe from the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. Garvey shares his cultural wisdom and traditions with the main character, Cole, throughout the story.