Many Native American tribes were legendary for their horsemanship skills and love of the horse. Here are some Native American words that might make an interesting horse name.
Koda – Dakota Sioux – meaning, friend
Donoma – Omaha -meaning, sight of the sun
Kachina – Hopi – meaning, sacred dancer
Wakanda – Sioux – meaning, possesses magic power
Akecheta – Sioux – meaning, fighter
Matoskah – Sioux – meaning, white bear
Helushka – Winnebago – fighter
Kangee – Sioux – meaning, raven
Paytah – Sioux – meaning, fire
Adsila – Cherokee – meaning, blossom.
Kiwidinok – Cheyenne – meaning, of the wind
Magaskawee – Sioux – meaning, graceful
Niabi – Osage – meaning, fawn
Geronimo – A famous Apache Chief
Sitting Bull – A famous Sioux Chief
Tecumseh – A famous Shawnee chief
Crazy Horse – A famous Sioux chief
Sunkawakan – Means Holy Dog, the Lakota word for horse.
Sunka Pejuta – Lakota for Medicine Dog.
Sunka Manitou – Lakota name for wolf, means Sacred Dog.
Wahp Tanka – Lakota, means Blackbird
Heca – Lakota, means Buzzard
Pehan – Lakota, means Crane
Kangi – Lakota, means Crow
Wakinyela – Lakota, means Dove
Wanbli – Lakota, means Eagle
Sunlata – Lakota, means Flicker
Canska – Lakota, means Red Leg Hawk
Siyo – Lakota, means Grouse
Pisko – Lakota, means Night Hawk
Hinhan – Lakota, means Owl.
Sisoka – Lakota, means Robin
Wagnuka – Lakota, means Woodpecker
Pispiza – Lakota, means Prarie Dog
Hoka – Lakota, means Badger
Mazaska – Lakota, means Dollar
Tokeya – Lakota, means First
Hehaka – Lakota, means Elk
Mato – Lakota, means Bear
Mato Sapa – Lakota, means Black Bear
Mazasu – Lakota, means Bullet
Tacanta – Lakota, means Buffalo Heart
Hoksicala – Lakota, means Baby.
Masleca – Lakota, means Coyote
Wakangli – Lakota, means Lightening
Wiyaka – Lakota, means Feather
Ecanles – Lakota, means contrary
Cincala – Lakota, means Colt
Kimimila – Lakota, means Butterfly
Ohitika -Lakota, means Brave.