Names with Algonquian Origins

Cree: "People of the Willows" (Algonquian origin)

"Son of the thunderbird" (Native American, Algonquian)

Strong, courageous, intelligent

Mahikan: strength, leadership, connection to nature

Born of the people

Huillam: Eagle or soaring spirit, symbolizing strength, courage, and leadership.

Freedom, agility of winged creatures

White deer, purity

Black bear

Place of many councils or place of peace; mediator, peacemaker

Shawnee: "Southerners" (Algonquian)

Lakeitha: Native American, "the one who guides" or "the one who leads"

Missouri: "Big Muddy" (Siouan origin)

Acadia: "good land" (Wabanaki) or "campground" (Algonquian)

Wenona: Native American name meaning "water"

Kenosha, meaning "long fish", originates from the Algonquian language spoken by the Potawatomi people.

Amerika: Native American, "land of the west" or "land of the great waters"

First-born daughter, blessed, lunar goddess.

South, enduring, connection to nature

Island of flowers, pleasant land.