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The native American tribe called the Miami originally lived in Ohio and neighbouring parts of Indiana and Michigan. They called themselves myaamiaki ("the downstream people"). Today they are mostly in Oklahoma, with a smaller group in Indiana.
Miami in Florida is named for a completely different native tribe - the Mayaimi, who are extinct.
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What did the Native American word Missouri mean?
It means "Those who have dugout canoes". It comes from the Miami-Illinois language.
What is yvonne in native American mean?
there is no such word in the native American vocabulary.
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