Can Native American baby names be used for non-Native American children?

Yes, Native American baby names can also be used for non-Native American children, provided the names are well-researched by the parents and the names are considered socially acceptable. Some Native American names that is chosen by non-Natives include Cherokee, Dakota, and Nayla.

What are some Native American baby names inspired by spiritual beliefs?

Some of the Native American names with spiritual beliefs are Alo, meaning ‘one who is a spiritual guide,’ Angeni, meaning ‘an angel,’ Jonas, which means ‘dove’ as a symbol of peace, and Pillan, which means ‘god of stormy weather.’

Which Native American name means star?

Some Native American names that mean stars include Galaxy, meaning ‘large system of stars’ and Wabanang, meaning ‘eastern morning star.’ Also, Namid, Citali, and Totole mean ‘star.’

Which Native American names mean peace?

Some of the Native American names that mean peace include Jalen, meaning ‘tranquil,’ Frederick, meaning ‘peaceful ruler,’ Serenity, which means ‘peaceful disposition,’ and Aquene, meaning ‘peace.’

Which Native American name means heaven?

Some of the American names that mean heaven include Avari, meaning ‘from the sky,’ Moraika, meaning ‘heavenly messenger,’ Sahalie, meaning ‘heaven,’ and Arcelio, which means ‘altar of heaven.’

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44 Native American Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With A

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Name	Gender	Meaning
Aiyana	Girl	Eternal bloom; Ever-blooming flower; Flower; Silent
Aiyanna	Girl	Eternal blossom; Everlasting bloom; Beautiful flower; Clear; Revelation; Going; Fountain; Downy-bearded
Arizona	Girl	The good oak; Small spring; Arid zones
Aylen	Girl	A clear individual; Happiness; Moon halo
Acadia	Girl	Of Arcadia; Place of abundance; Bear
Anevay	Girl	Superior
Anjeanette	Girl	Grace; God is gracious; God's favor
Ahanu	Boy	He laughs
Apache	Unisex	Enemy; People
Annjeanette	Girl	Gift of God's favor

Aiana	Unisex	Forever blossoming
Aponi	Unisex	Butterfly
Azilee	Girl	One who sings; Energetic
Aquinnah	Girl	The end of the island
Atira	Girl	Mother; Our mother; Prayer
Ayma	Girl	Horse lover; Music
Angeni	Girl	Angel
Adsila	Girl	Blossom; Fire; Flower
Apiatan	Boy	Wooden lance
Ayita	Girl	First To Dance

Ahtahkakoop	Boy	Star blanket
Ahuitzotl	Boy	The eighth Aztec ruler, the Hueyi Tlatoani of the city of Tenochtitlan
Aimon	Girl	Home ruler
Akando	Boy	Ambush; One who has power and wealth
Akikta	Boy	One who works with determination; Excels in everything
Aquene	Boy	Peace
Asahavey	Boy	Bird Chief; a perfect leader
Asita	Girl	Not clinging; Eaten; Sickle; Rope
Atahladte	Unisex	Feather on the head
Atotoztli	Girl	Something which is not very clear

Aucaman	Boy	Wild condor
Aviaja	Girl	Cousin; Expressive and positive
Avonaco	Boy	A lean bear; Travel lover
Awena	Unisex	Time of early day; Sunrise
Awendea	Girl	One who has a beautiful morning
Awendela	Girl	Fawn; Interesting
Awinita	Girl	One who loves social life; fawn
Axayacatl	Boy	A water-faced individual
Askook	Boy	Snake
Adline	Unisex	Noble; Gentle; Delicate

Ayun	Unisex	Love; Famous moon
Atlin	Unisex	Big water
Anne-marie	Girl	Bitter grace; Faithfulness in God
Ayni	Unisex	Reciprocity; Unchanged

Infographic: Prominent Native American Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With A

When deciding what to name your child, consider a baby name that represents your and your partner’s values and the traits you both admire. Such a name would take your child far and remind them of your love and blessings. To help nudge you in the right direction, we have compiled a few Native American Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With A in our infographic below. Browse through it to find the perfect one.

Native American Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With A(infographic)

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