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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45 Native American Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With C

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Name	Gender	Meaning
Cheyenne	Girl	Red speakers; Seizing by the heel; Supplanting
Cheyanne	Girl	Red speakers
Chayton	Boy	The mighty falcon; Hawk
Catori	Girl	Spirit; Pure; Victory
Chaska	Boy	The firstborn son
Chayanne	Unisex	Red speakers
Chyanne	Girl	Red speakers; People from a different language
Chicago	Unisex	Wild garlic; City in Illinois
Cheveyo	Boy	A warrior
Chaske	Boy	Junior; First-born

Chianne	Girl	Red speakers
Cochise	Boy	His firewood; His nose
Chumani	Girl	Dew drop
Chiana	Girl	Wisdom; Intellect; Grace; Thousand
Chayan	Boy	Unintelligible speakers; Life; Moonlight; Moon; Picking; Selection; Collecting; Hope; Expectation; Aspiration; Dream; Scorpion
Chelan	Boy	Deep water
Calfuray	Girl	One who is like a violet flower
Catahecassa	Boy	Black hoof
Chantesuta	Unisex	The one who has a firm heart
Chanteyukan	Unisex	A benevolent human being

Chardon	Unisex	Bar of sand
Chaytan	Boy	A patient, diplomatic, and gentle individual; Like a hawk
Chesmu	Boy	A rough, witty person
Chetanzi	Unisex	A yellow Hawk
Chichimecacihuatzin	Girl	A noble person
Chickoa	Girl	During daybreak
Chimalus	Unisex	A Bluebird
Chogan	Boy	Blackbird, a species of birds found in Europe and Asia
Cholena	Girl	Bird; the egg laying living thing that can fly
Chula	Girl	Star-shaped kite; Excellent; Fox

Chunta	Boy	Cheating; to use unfair or fraud means for one's own benefit
Ciqala	Boy	Small one; tiny one; little one
Citana	Unisex	One who is a star in the sky
Connecticut	Boy	One who lives near a long river which has high tides
Cuauhtemotzin	Boy	The one who falls like an Eagle
Cuitlahuatzin	Boy	Name of a far-off place
Cusa	Boy	The one who provokes
Chua	Boy	Snake
Chumana	Girl	Snake maiden
Chusi	Girl	Snake flower

Chili	Unisex	Cold; Seagull
Cohutta	Unisex	A shed roof supported on poles
Caian	Boy	Down; Son of the Sun; Tomorrow always come
Chaco	Unisex	God Strengthens
Cinder	Unisex	Ashes; Slag

Infographic: Attractive Native American Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With C

Native American Baby Names with Meanings, Starting With C are significant and exquisite. They carry an inherent sense of charm that's almost impossible to ignore. Our infographic below shares several options that fit diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Explore the list and pick a name that resonates with you. Remember, your baby's name is integral to their identity, so choose a name that best complements their personality.

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

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