Apache Indians

Dream catchers are generally associated with Native Americans, and more specifically with the Plains Nations. Whether or not the popularized dream catchers accurately represent real native customs is debatable.

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Actually, one of the things he said that became most famous was, "Geronimo." The name given to him at birth was Goyathlay. He became known as Geronimo after his escape from US Army troops as he jumped from Medicine Bluff into Cache Creek on the US Army reservation at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma. The meaning of the word is unclear and may have been simply an Apache battle or war cry of some type. It is also possible that the troops who witnessed the jump from what is now known as Geronimo's Leap at the peak of the bluff misheard Goyathlay. For those interested Goyathlay's grave is on the Ft. Sill Military Reservation north of Lawton, Oklahoma. The jail where he was incarcerated there is still standing and part of the tour. His cell is open to be viewed with the 3" trough worn in the floor where he paced nonstop for the years he was held there. The hospital where he died is now the barracks for USAFAC HQ personnel.

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In Western Apache, children will at times refer to so-called "halfbreed" kids as "masáána", which means "apple." This is usually offensive, and means figuratively that the subject is "red on the outside, but white on the inside."

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The Apache word for "free spirit" can be translated as "Naayééne," which embodies the concept of a person who is independent and unrestrained. Apache culture values the idea of freedom and connection to nature, and this term reflects those principles. However, it's important to note that translations can vary among different Apache tribes and dialects.

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No. Geronimo was actually born under the name Goyathlay, meaning "he who yawns." Because the Spanish prayed to St. Jerome, Goyathlay became known as Geronimo (cf. the Spanish name for Jerome, Jerónimo). Seeing as Geronimo is really a nickname, it is clear that he has no last name; as such, he is just called "Geronimo."

The Apache wikiup was a thatched hut like home for most Apache. This was a simple wood frame that had thick layers of long grass overlapped for walls. The plains Apache generally used hide instead of the long grass since it was easier to heat and more spacious.

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