Spanish -- official language: spoken all over the country.

Other languages: Ch'orti', Garífuna, English, Mískito, Lenca, Pech, etc.

It's mouth is at the Gulf of Mexico (New Orleans, LA)

It is called Denali or the Great One.
Numerous native peoples of the area had their own names for this prominent peak. The local Athabaskan name for the mountain, the one used by the Native Americans with access to the flanks of the mountain (living in the Yukon, Tanana and Kuskowim basins), is Dinale or Denali ("the High One"). To the South the Dena'ina people in the Susitna River valley used the name Dghelay Ka'a (simplified to Doleika), meaning "the big mountain", while the Aleuts called it Traleika.

Kansas is named for the nomadic tribe that lived in that area; the Kaw or Kanza people (People of the south wind).

mbae reiku

The Nahuatl phrase directly equivalent to "good night" is cuali tayohuah.

Ku'oko'a= Free/Freedom

Uhane or Wailua= Spirit

Piedmont Is the Region In Which Siouan Was Spoken.

In Lakota the word for peace is wolakhota; an older term is wookhiye.

Nothing, since there is no correlation between English names and native American names. The name Marian, also spelled Marion or Marianne, is originally a version of Mary and was commonly used by the Norman invaders in England.

Speakers conducted the Grand Council meetings. The Grand Council chose a speaker from either the Mohawk, Onondaga ,or Seneca nations. There was a new speaker each day. They told their opinions and perspectives of an issue in the Iroquois tribe.

The answer you're looking for is Urdu, however, this is not actually true. Urdu is a dialect of Hindi written with the Arabic alphabet. It also contains many loan words from Arabic and Persian. But it is not a combination of two languages.

In Lakota the word for mountain is he or heakantu.

huutsi = father's mother

Hello is OKI in Blackfoot. My name is is NII TA NIK KO.

Native American words starting with x:

xota = Dakota/Lakota for grey

xas = Delaware/Lenape for the number 8

xuáhchee = Crow for skunk

There is no such thing as "indian language". India has more than 450 different languages.

One example is Tamil. Water in Tamil is Thanni (தண்ணி).

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.

miracle

edit : I had the same question and while it does mean the same thing as the English language the Indian alphabet is different than the English and the translation for Miracle is "Usquani"

Pronunciation would be, eh-lee-see. Which means grandmother.