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What is the meaning of 'Moa'?
Moa is a native Maori name, first attested in 1842.
What does the name kemah mean?
Kemah is a Native American word meaning "facing the wind."Its my name as well =)
What does the name Hannah mean in hawaiian?
The name "Anna" or its root name "Hannah" mean nothing in Tsalagi (The Cherokee language) because the name is not an original native name. The name originates in Hebrew, for "Favor" or "Grace."
What does the name Scott mean?
Origin: Old English Meaning: From Scotland Also comes from the name Prescott, a sophisticated surname in English native heritage. Prescott when traced can be defined as meaning "Priests Cottage"...(prieSt COTTage). A clear religious reference meaning place of faith, place of service.
What does llamas mean in spanish?
Llama doesn't have an additional meaning. It is a Quechua (native Peruvian) word that refers to llamas, which the Spanish added to their language when they colonized the Americas.
The name of a peninsula in Alaska?
Seward. Kenai.
Name one peninsula in Alaska?
Kenai and Seward.
Name the peninsula in Alaska?
Kenai and Seward.
What is the meaning of the name Geronimo?
Geronimo is a native American name meaning "one who yawns".
Name a penninsula located in the state of Alaska?
Kenai and Seward.
What does word kenai mean?
It may be based on the Inuit word kenai which means black bear or Kenayskaya which was the Russian name for "flat barren land".
Is the last name yancey a native American Indian name?
it is a native american word meaning "englishman."
What is the meaning of the name miko in native American?
Chief
What is the meaning of the name Hannah in native American?
Water
What is the meaning of the Native American name "Sakari"?
The Native American name "Sakari" means "sweet" or "lovable" in the Inuit language.
What is the birth name of The Alaskan Malamute Goblin?
The Alaskan Malamute Goblin's birth name is Ooruk Terrapin.
What is the meaning of teana?
The name Teana comes from a Native American word meaning dawn.
