How do you say forest in Native American?

Answer 1

Just a few of the many hundreds of possibilities are:

Natick (Wampanoag, Narragansett and Niantic).......................sep, seep, sepu

Delaware............................sipo

Abenaki..............................sibo

Maliseet..............................sip

Mohegan.............................sipo

Naskapi...............................siipiiy

Ojibwe................................ziibi

Shawnee............................mis-sie thee-pee

Powhatan...........................yeokanta

Arapaho..............................niicii

Cheyenne...........................o'he'e

Lakota................................wakpa

Hidatsa...............................awati, azi

Crow...................................aashe

Apache................................tundli

Jicarilla................................kodle

Navajo................................to

Arikara (Sanish)..................sAhaánu

Shahaptin (Yakama)...........wána or átwana

Nahuatl...............................atoyaatl

Yaqui...................................batwe

Hopi.....................................paayu

Shoshone............................okaipin

O'odham..............................akimel

Cahuilla................................wanish

Choctaw...............................bok or bokushi

Mohawk................................kahyonhowanen

Cherokee..............................uweyá

Tupi......................................para

Answer 2

There are many native American cultures in the world, hundreds in Canada alone. You may want to try being more specific, but I am going to try to help you a bit. Cree is one of the most common native tribes in North America, and here is how you say run in Cree: wasakamepahta

Besides this, there are many websites by native people who have lists of their common words. Here is one example, for the Blackfoot nation:

http://www.native-americans-online.com/lessons/lesson_1.htm

I hope I helped some! Good luck with your research my friend! :)

Answer 3

There are more than 700 different Native American languages spoken in North and South America.

If you are not sure which language you are talking about, here is a partial list of the most common Native American languages in North America:

• Abnaki, Eastern
• Achumawi
• Afro-Seminole Creole
• Ahtena
• Alabama
• Aleut
• Alsea
• Angloromani
• Apache, Jicarilla
• Apache, Kiowa
• Apache, Lipan
• Apache, Mescalero-Chiricahua
• Apache, Western
• Arapaho
• Arikara
• Assiniboine
• Atakapa
• Atsugewi
• Barbareño
• Biloxi
• Blackfoot
• Caddo
• Cahuilla
• Carolina Algonquian
• Carolinian
• Catawba
• Cayuga
• Chamorro
• Chehalis, Lower
• Chehalis, Upper
• Cherokee
• Chetco
• Cheyenne
• Chickasaw
• Chimariko
• Chinook
• Chinook Wawa
• Chippewa
• Chitimacha
• Choctaw
• Chumash
• Clallam
• Cocopa
• Coeur d'Alene
• Columbia-Wenatchi
• Comanche
• Coos
• Coquille
• Cowlitz
• Cree, Plains
• Crow
• Cruzeño
• Cupeño
• Dakota
• Degexit'an
• Delaware
• Delaware, Pidgin
• Esselen
• Evenki
• Eyak
• Galice
• Gros Ventre
• Gwich'in
• Halkomelem
• Han
• Havasupai-Walapai-Yavapai
• Hawai'i Creole English
• Hawai'i Pidgin Sign Language
• Hawaiian
• Hidatsa
• Ho-Chunk
• Holikachuk
• Hopi
• Hupa
• Ineseño
• Inupiaq
• Inupiatun, North Alaskan
• Inupiatun, Northwest Alaska
• Iowa-Oto
• Jemez
• Jingpho
• Kalapuya
• Kalispel-Pend D'oreille
• Kansa
• Karkin
• Karok
• Kashaya
• Kato
• Kawaiisu
• Keres, Eastern
• Keres, Western
• Kickapoo
• Kiowa
• Kitsai
• Klamath-Modoc
• Koasati
• Koyukon
• Kumiai
• Kuskokwim, Upper
• Kutenai
• Lakota
• Luiseño
• Lumbee
• Lushootseed
• Mahican
• Maidu, Northeast
• Maidu, Northwest
• Maidu, Valley
• Makah
• Malecite-Passamaquoddy
• Mandan
• Mattole
• Menominee
• Meskwaki
• Miami
• Michif
• Micmac
• Mikasuki
• Miwok, Bay
• Miwok, Central Sierra
• Miwok, Coast
• Miwok, Lake
• Miwok, Northern Sierra
• Miwok, Plains
• Miwok, Southern Sierra
• Mohave
• Mohawk
• Mohegan-Montauk-Narragansett
• Mokilese
• Molale
• Mono
• Muskogee
• Nanticoke
• Natchez
• Navajo
• Nawathinehena
• Nez Perce
• Nisenan
• Nooksack
• Nottoway
• Obispeño
• Ofo
• Ohlone, Northern
• Ohlone, Southern
• Okanagan
• Omaha-Ponca
• Oneida
• Onondaga
• Osage
• Ottawa
• Paiute, Northern
• Pawnee
• Piro
• Piscataway
• Plains Indian Sign Language
• Pomo, Central
• Pomo, Eastern
• Pomo, Northeastern
• Pomo, Northern
• Pomo, Southeastern
• Pomo, Southern
• Potawatomi
• Powhatan
• Purepecha
• Purisimeño
• Quapaw
• Quechan
• Quileute
• Quinault
• Salinan
• Salish, Southern Puget Sound
• Salish, Straits
• Sea Island Creole English
• Seneca
• Serrano
• Shasta
• Shawnee
• Shoshoni
• Siuslaw
• Skagit
• Snohomish
• Spanish
• Spokane
• Takelma
• Tanacross
• Tanaina
• Tanana, Lower
• Tanana, Upper
• Tenino
• Tewa
• Tillamook
• Timbisha
• Tiwa, Northern
• Tiwa, Southern
• Tlingit
• Tohono O'odham
• Tolowa
• Tonkawa
• Tsimshian
• Tübatulabal
• Tunica
• Tuscarora
• Tutelo
• Tututni
• Twana
• Umatilla
• Unami
• Ute-Southern Paiute
• Ventureño
• Wailaki
• Walla Walla
• Wampanoag
• Wappo
• Wasco-Wishram
• Washo
• Wichita
• Wintu
• Wiyot
• Wyandot
• Yakima
• Yaqui
• Yokuts
• Yuchi
• Yuki
• Yupik, Central
• Yupik, Central Siberian
• Yupik, Pacific Gulf
• Yurok
• Zuni