a native American name that starts with M and means shy?
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Mapiya means "sky" (I know, not what you are looking for, but it's close - I'll continue looking)\n\nSorry, I couldn't find it... but here are the "M" names I did find:\n\nMacha F Aurora Sioux\nMachakw M Horny toad Hopi\nMachk M Bear Algonquin\nMagaskawee F Swan maiden or graceful  Sioux\nMagena F Moon Unknown\nMahal F Woman Unknown \nMahkah M Earth Sioux \nMahpee  M Sky Sioux \nMai F Coyote Unknown \nMaka F Earth Sioux \nMakawee F Earth maiden or generous Sioux \nMakkapitew M He has large teeth Algonquin\nMakkitotosimew F She has large breasts Algonquin\nMakya M Eagle hunter Hopi\nMalia F Bitter or sea of bitterness Zuni \nMalila F Salmon going fast up a rippling stream Miwok\nMammedaty M Walking above Kiowa\nManaba F War returned with her coming Navajo \nMansi F Plucked flower Hopi \nMantotohpa M Four bears Cheyenne  \nMapiya F Sky or heavenly Sioux  \nMaralah F Born during an earthquake Unknown \nMasichuvio M Gray deer Hopi  \nMaska M Strong Unknown \nMatchitehew M He has an evil heart Algonquin \nMatchitisiw M He has bad character Algonquin \nMato M Bear Sioux\nMatoskah M White bear Sioux  \nMatunaagd M Fights Algonquin  \nMatwau M Enemy Algonquin \nMausi F Plucks flowers Unknown  \nMaza blaska M Flat iron Dakota  \nMeda F Prophetess Unknown  \nMegedagik M Kills many Algonquin \nMekledoodum M Conceited Algonquin\nMeli F Bitter Zuni  \nMemdi F Henna Unknown \nMeoquanee F Wears red Chippewa\nMeturato M Black kettle Cheyenne  \nMiakoda F Power of the moon Unknown\nMicco M Chief Seminole\nMigina F Returning moon Omaha\nMigisi F Eagle Chippewa \nMika F Intelligent raccoon Sioux  \nMika M Racoon Sioux\nMikasi M Coyote Omaha\nMilap M Charitable Unknown  \nMimiteh F New moon Omaha  \nMinal F Fruit Unknown  \nMinco M Chief Choctaw  \nMingan  M Gray wolf Algonquin  \nMinninnewah M Whirlwind Cheyenne \nMisu M Rippling water Miwok\nMitena F Born under coming or new moon Omaha\nMochni M Talking bird Hopi\nMohe M Elk Cheyenne\nMojag M Never silent Unknown  \nMokatavatah M Black kettle Cheyenne\nMoketavato M Black kettle Cheyenne \nMoketaveto M Black kettle Cheyenne\nMoketoveto M Black kettle Cheyenne\nMoki M Deer Hopi  \nMokovaoto M Black kettle Cheyenne  \nMolimo M Bear walking into shade Miwok\nMongwau M Owl Hopi\nMotavato M Black kettle Cheyenne \nMotega M New arrow Unknown\nMuata M Yellow jackets inside a nest Miwok \nMukki M Child Algonquin\nMuna F Overflowing spring Hopi\nMuraco M White moon Unknown
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Small\n\nKanewah:a Ga / Ne / Wah / Ah Small
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Native American, Mi-Wuk & Pomoma, Rosebud Lacota, Cherokee.  Yup.
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Croatoan\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colony_of_Roanoke\n\nThere is a lot of debate about what that meant.
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I think the word you want could be "indigenous".\n\nSome other words would be "native" or "aboriginal".
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S, Statistically most names start with S.\nS for Satyam,\nS for Shivam\nS for Sundram\nS for Secret\nS for Scary\nS for Social\nS for Simple\nS for Siesta\nS for Software\nS for Sexy\nS for Shivani
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NATIVE American, red.
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do your own homework.\nalso... you might get docked for not calling them native americans.
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I'm going to assume you are asking what your name=Alyssa means in Cheyenne (Indian). Most American names don't have an equal meaning in Native Indian cultures.
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Hi, here are my ideas:\n\n1) Nick - just because there is the N and the K out of your name, and I like it, and it's definitely a name everyone can pronounce. Kind of like taking out the center part of your name and making it pronouncable.\n\n2) Ben - because Sönke is "norddeutsch/friesisch" for "Söhnchen" or "kleiner Sohn" (little son, as you surely know), and Ben is one of several Yiddish words for son.\n\n3) Mac - which is Irish and Scots Gaelic for son\n\n4) Fiz - because it's kind of close to the Sardinian word "fizzu" meaning son, and because I think Fiz sounds kind of cool.\n\n5) Sam - for no good reason other than that it's easy to pronounce and begins with an S and I like it
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Lynn\nBly\nGwynn\n\nA lot of mis spelled names with y instead of i can be fit in here.\n\n:)
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If we must be addressed by race(instead of our given names), i prefer to be known as S'Klallam, Chippewa-Cree(turtle mountain)..or indigenous, native (no american)...it depends on the person. My elders call themselves "indian", because that's what they grew up knowing themselves as...but in my years of schooling, it went from "indian" to "american indian" to "native american" to "native" to "indigenous", every one was so scared to get it wrong, that it kept changing,...so as long as people aren't yelling racial slurs my way, it's all good! ;) Check out www.rednationware.com it's tight!
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rocky\n\nappalachian\n\nallegheny\n\ncascade\n\nsierra nevada\n\ncatskills
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I can give you few:\n\nIndian name: Mythly\n\nCryz\nShy\nLynn\nGwyn\nLyz\nSyl\nByn\nBlyth\nJyl\nFlynn\nswn (sin) its African\nshly\nZwy (sway) Japanese\n\nHope this helps you.
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Boricua is an Amerindian (Native American Indian) people and word from the origin of Boriken (Boriquén) now known as the U.S. Territory called Puerto Rico renamed by the Spanish. The American Indian translation for Boricua is "The Valiant People of the Sacred House". The word is sometimes used to denote a Puerto Rican or a person from Puerto Rico of descent from any racial group or category. Boricua (American Indians) are less than 1% (percent) as recorded in the U.S. 2000 Census in Puerto Rico. Also, Less than 1% (percent) are reported on Native American Indian Tribal Rolls (Puerto Rico). Boricua derived from the Taíno a sub-group of the Arawak People (American Indians). The Arawaks and the Bodequas were different tribes and they had many wars.
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I've heard they like to be called Little People. But thats also like the Indians (or Native Americans) 'likeing' to be called Native Americans.
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pendejo.. it's a bad word.\n\n\npen·de·jo slang \nadj. \n1. (cobarde) - cowardly \n2. (tonto) - stupid \n\nm., f. \n1. (cobarde) coward \n2. AMERICA: (tonto) - jerk \n\nm. (pelo) - pubic hair