American names
Abit
Choctaw, Native American
hunter
Achaakatabi
Choctaw, Native American
kills next to it
Ahman
American, possible variant of Arabic Ahmed
commendable, praiseworthy
Aiyana
American from Arabic or African
large eyes, or time, or beautiful flower
Alaska
Native American
great land
Alegend
American invented name
a legend
Amiyah
American variation of Amaya and Amaia, Spanish
the end
Anniston
English surname and American place name
Anis' town; Annie's town
Anthem
American Word Name
rousing, uplifting song
Aryani
American variation of Arya, Sanskrit
noble; air; song
Atanacio
Latin American Spanish from Greek
immortal
Atlanta
American place name from Greek
Atlantic Ocean
Auria
American variation of Aurelia or Aria, Latin
the golden one or air
Aurinda
American invented name
gold
Azari
American variation of Azariah or Azhari, Hebrew, Malay
helped by God; shining, brilliant
Beneba
American variation of Abena, Akan, Ghanaian
born on Tuesday
Benjmain
American
son of the right hand + brother
Benuel
American variation of Benjamin, Hebrew
son of the right hand
Betsaida
Latin American, Spanish, Hebrew
house of hunting
Blakelyn
American invention
dark and pretty; dark lake; delicate and dark
Braxley
American invented name
Brock's field
Brenley
American invented name, variation of Brinley, English
burnt meadow
Brennley
American invented name, variation of Brinley, English
burnt meadow
Camden
American and British place-name, Scottish
winding valley
Casher
American invented name or Judeo-Italian
kosher, correct
Chahta
Choctaw, Native American
Choctaw
Charleston
American place-name
Charles' town
Chicago
American place name, Algonquin
wild garlic
Chito
Choctaw, Native American
handsome
Chrisyius
Modern American variation of Christopher or Chrysus, Greek
bearing Christ; gold
Coro
Native American
wind
Cubbenah
American variation of Kwabena, Ghanaian, Akan
born on Tuesday
Cudjoe
American variation of Kojo, Ghanaian, Akan
born on Monday
Cuff
American variation of Kofi, Ghanaian, Akan
born on Friday
Cuffee
American variation of Kofi, Ghanaian, Akan
born on Friday
Dakota
Native American tribe and place name; Sioux
friendly one
Damiri
Slavic, American
gift
Dasan
Native American
son of bird clan leader
Dasani
American invented name
healthy
Denali
Place-name and Native American
the great one
Denisha
American variation of Denise, French from Greek
god of Nysa
Deshawn
American invented name, variation of Shawn
God is gracious
Domonique
Variation of Dominique, African American, French
belonging to the lord
Dyani
Native American
deer
Electa
American, Greek
chosen, elected; amber
Eluney
Mapuche, Native American
give
Esarosa
Comanche Native American
white wolf
Espn
American variation of Espen, Scandinavian
god bear
Everlyn
American invented name, variation of Evelyn and Everly, English
desired; water; island; wild boar in woodland clearing
Everlynn
American invented name, variation of Evelyn and Everly, English
desired; water; island; wild boar in woodland clearing
Fala
Choctaw, Native American
crow
Falaamatabi
Choctaw, Native American
returns and kills
Halian
Native American
youthful
Halo
American word name
circle of light
Halona
Native American
happy fortune
Hattak
Choctaw, Native American
man
Hezly
American invented name
heather field
Hialeah
Native American, Seminole
pretty prairie
Hilooha
Choctaw, Native American
thunder
Holston
Place name, American variation of Holstein, German
dwellers in the wood
Howdy
American word or short form of Howard
friendly, western greeting; high guardian, brave heart
Hurricane
Spanish from Native American word name
hurricane
Huyana
Native American
rain falling
Imala
Native American
strong-minded
Indiana
American place-name
land of the Indians
Issi
Choctaw, Native American, English
deer; pledged to God
Izusa
Native American
white stone
Jahmir
Invented name, African American, Arabic
beauty + prince, ruler
Jamaica
Native American place name
rich in springs
Jamarcus
African American compound name, from James and Marcus
supplanter + warlike
Jamari
Variation of Jamar, African American, Arabic
beauty
Jamarius
Variation of Jamar, African American, Arabic, or variation of Marius, Latin
beauty; Mars, male
Janessa
American invented name
god is gracious + butterfly
Janiya
American invented name; or Hebrew
from Jana
Jazara
American variation of Zara, Hebrew and Arabic
blooming flower; God remembers
Jovani
English, Latin American
god is gracious
Julieth
Variation of Juliet, Spanish, Latin American, "youthful or sky father"
youthful or sky father
Kaidyn
Spelling variation of Kayden or Caden, American invented name
round or barrel; battle
Kaniehtiio
Mohawk, Native American
beautiful snow
Kansas
American state name
people of the west wind
Kashton
American invented name
town of the box maker; money town
Kaylee
American variation of Kayla
laurel, crown
Kayley
American variation of Kayla
laurel, crown, wreath
Kenai
Native American place name
flat lands
Kimana
Native American, Shoshone
butterfly
Kimimila
Lakota, Native American
butterfly
Kiona
Native American
brown hills
Kiowa
Kiowa, Native American
principal people
Kip
American diminution of Christopher, Greek and Latin
bearer of Christ
Kodiak
Alutiiq, Native American
island
Koko
Japanese, Native American
stork; night
Kokomo
Japanese, Hawaian, Native American
mind, heart + peach; to enter
Kota
Japanese, Indian, Native American
happiness; good fortune; fort; allies, friends
Kova
American invented name, variation of Cove
small bay
Kwinn
American spelling of Quinn, Irish
descendant of Conn, chief leader, intelligence
Kyleena
American feminization of Kyle, Scottish
narrow spit of land
Kynlee
American spelling variation of Kinley, Scottish
fair hero; fair warrior
Ladarius
African American, Greek
possessing goodness; princely, noble
Ladarrius
African American, Greek
possessing goodness; princely, noble
Lakelyn
American invented name or variation of Lachlan
pretty lake; lake; lake land
Lakelynn
American invented name
lake lake; pretty lake; lake land
Lakendra
Feminization of Kenneth, African American
handsome; knowing
Lakota
Native American tribal name
friend to us
Lakotah
Native American tribal name
friend to us
Latoya
American English
victory
Levar
African American, Latin, English surname
the truth; one who lives where rushes grow
Levardis
African American, Latin
the truth
Lizeth
Hispanic and Latin American short form of Elizabeth, Hebrew
pledged to God
Lovelyn
American invented name
love + lake, beautiful; lovely
Lovelynn
American invented name
love + lake
Lozen
Apache, Native American
one who steals horses
Lyrica
American variation of Lyric, Greek
lyre
Makaveli
American variation of Machiavelli, Italian
bad nail; king of light
Malibu
Ventureño Chumash, Native American
the surf sounds loudly
Manhattan
Munsee Lenape, Native American
place for gathering the [wood to make] bows
Mariel
Spanish, Latin American, English, and Filipino diminutive of Mary, Hebrew
drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved
Maryori
Latin American and Spanish form of Marjorie, Scottish, Greek
pearl
Maudette
Elaboration of Maude, American
little Maud
Maverick
American
independent, nonconformist
Maverie
Compound name, American
intoxicating ruler of the elves
Maverik
American
independent, nonconformist
Maverix
American
independent, nonconformist
Maxon
American invented name, literary name, elaboration of Max, Latin
greatest
Maybelline
American elaboration of Mabel, English
lovable
Meeko
Algonquian Native American
little mischief
Meiomi
Native American, Wappo, Yuki
coast
Missouri
Native American
Dugout canoe
Mitchelle
American variation of Michelle or feminization of Mitchell
who is like God?
Mykelti
Native American
silent friend
Nahma
Native American
sturgeon
Nakos
Native American, Arapaho
sage, wise
Nashoba
Choctaw, Native American
wolf
Nashota
Native American
twin
Nautica
American from Latin
pertaining to ships or sailors
Niabi
Native American, Osage
fawn
Nokomis
Ojibwe, Native American
my grandmother
Oakland
American nature name or place name
oak land
Oaklyn
American invented name
oak lake
Oaklynn
American invented name
oak lake
Oneida
Native American
long awaited
Otima
Choctaw, Native American
goes and goes
Paco
Spanish, diminutive of Francisco; Native American
eagle
Pakuna
Native American, Miwok
deer jumping as she runs downhill
Patzi
Native American, Omaha
yellow bird
Pavati
Native American, Hopi
clear water
Pejuta
Native American, Lakota
medicine
Persimmon
American fruit name from Powhatan
a dry fruit
Peta
Native American, Blackfoot,or Greek, "golden eagle, or rock, stone"
golden eagle, or rock, stone
Petah
Native American
rock, stone
Phibah
American variation of Afua, Akan, Ghanaian
born on Friday
Phibba
American variation of Afua, Akan, Ghanaian
born on Friday
Phibbi
American variation of Afua, Akan, Ghanaian
born on Friday
Picabo
Native American
silver creek
Pike
American animal name
pike, a fish
Poloma
Choctaw, Native American
bow
Powhatan
Native American, Algonquin
powwow hill
Quaco
American variation of Kwaku, Ghanaian, Akan
born on Wednesday
Quame
American variation of Kwame, Ghanaian, Akan
born on Saturday
Quanah
Native American, Comanche
sweet smelling, fragrant
Quannah
Native American, Comanche
fragrant
Quao
American variation of Yaw, Ghanaian, Akan
born on Thursday
Quasheba
American, Akan, Ghanaian
born on Sunday
Quetzalcoatl
Nahuatl, Native American
feathered snake
Quetzalli
Nahuatl, Native American
feather, precious thing
Quron
American
Quran, book, reading; counsel
Rivian
Modern invention, American
Indian River
Rosebanks
American invented name
rose + banks
Rowdy
American word name
noisy, disorderly, riotous
Sabo
American spelling of Hungarian Szabo
a tailor
Sacagawea
Native American
bird woman
Sayla
American variation of Selah, Hebrew
praise, pause
Sedna
Native American, Inuit
goddess of the sea
Seneca
Latin surname and Native American
people of the standing rock
Sequoia
Native American, Cherokee
sparrow
Sequoyah
Native American, Cherokee
sparrow
Sesi
Inuit, Native American
snow
Sevyn
American variation of Seven, number name
seven
Shada
Native American
pelican
Shandiin
Navajo, Native American
sunshine
Shilah
Navajo, Native American
brother
Shimmi
Choctaw, Native American
to split
Shoshona
Variation of Shoshone or Shoshana, Native American or Hebrew
tall-growing grasses or lily
Shoshone
Native American
tall-growing grasses
Shoshonee
Native American
tall-growing grasses
Shoshoni
Native American
tall-growing grasses
Shtabi
Choctaw, Native American
kills with
Sioux
Native American tribe name
little snakes
Siya
American variation of Sia, short form of names ending -siya, Sanskrit, South African; "victory; furrow; white moonlight; thank you"
victory; furrow; white moonlight; thank you
Sokkot
Choctaw, Native American
sound of hitting a rock
Tadita
Native American, Omaha
to the wind
Tahoe
Native American
edge of the lake
Tahoma
Salishan, Native American
snow-covered mountain
Takaani
Native American, Inuit
wolf
Takala
Native American, Hopi
corn tassel
Talako
Choctaw, Native American
eagle
Talisha
African American compound name, combining Tamara and Alicia
noble palm
Tanis
Variation of Tanith, Phoenician, Native American, Cree
daughter
Tashka
Choctaw, Native American
warrior
Taurean
African American, English, Latin
born under the sign of Taurus
Tenaya
American, Miwok
evening star
Tennessee
Native American, Cherokee, place-name
bend in the river or meeting place
Teona
Georgian form of Theano, Romanian, Polish and Latin form of Theone, American variation of Tiana
goddess; godly, divine
Texson
American
son of a Texan; friend's son, son of the ally
Timberly
American invented name, variation of Kimberly
Cyneburga's meadow
Tokabi
Choctaw, Native American
has killed
Topanga
Native American
where the mountain meets the sea
Utah
American place name, Ute
people of the mountains
Vivienna
American variation of Viviana, Latin
life
Wakinyan
Lakota, Native American
thunder
Wicahpi
Lakota, Native American
star
Willadeen
American invented name
will + valley
Willadeene
American invented name
will + valley
Willodean
American
resolute protection + valley; resolute protection + high ranking priest; willow valley
Willowdean
American invented name
willow tree + valley
Winnet
American diminutive of Winifred, Welsh
blessed peacemaking
Xaia
Variation of Zaya, American, Mongolian
fate, destiny; Yahweh is salvation
Xylani
Invented name, combination of Xyla and Lani, American, Greek, Hawaiian
wood-dweller, the cross + sky, heavens, royal, majesty
Yancey
Native American
yankee
Yancy
American variation of Jansen, Dutch, Native American
son of Jan; yankee
Yareli
Native American, Spanish variation of Yara, Arabic
water lady; small butterfly
Yareliz
Variation of Yarelis, Spanish from Native American
water lady
Yimmi
Choctaw, Native American
believes
Yosemite
Native American tribal name
those who kill
Yrene
Latin American Spanish variation of Irene, Greek
peace
Yuma
North American Indian
son of a chief
Zaltana
Native American
high mountain
Zaya
Arabic, Mongolian, American
honest; fate, destiny
Zuma
American place-name and Arabic
peace