You are clearly looking for the simplistic answer: tipi, tepee or teepee. None of these is an accurate answer, however.
The Lakota word tipi means "they dwell" and is notthe name of the buffalo-hide lodge used by that portion of the Sioux - it is simply a word incorrectly applied historically by ignorant white people. The Lakotas called their homes by several names:
Among other Plains and marginally Plains tribes, words were used in their own languages to mean the conical "tent":
Blackfoot......................moyis
Arapaho........................niiinón
Sanish (Arikara)............akAhpaátu
Sahaptin (Yakama).......ts'xwilí
Cheyenne.....................xamaa-vee'e ("ordinary dwelling")
Crow.............................ashi
Hidatsa.........................atitsuahe or masiihi or ati
Many Native Americans lived in Wigwams. Some lived in Wickiups. Others lived in Teepees.
Red Indians is the term usually used by the British to distinguish Native Americans from Hindus. Some may find the term offensive.
The north American indin tent is called a tewee
Tepee.
teepee
The most common name for a Indian warrior is "Brave".
goola jigilin tent
The Arawak Indians are not of the black race. The Carib and Taino-Arawak Indians are all American Indians from the West Indies Central American Caribbean Islands. Note: The term red man was given to the Taino American Indians in the year 1492 by Columbus, as they used a red coloring called Bija (Beha) to ward off mosquitos and to paint their bodies red. The "red skinned Indians" are referred to as American Indians. To call an Indian a redskin is as much a derogatory term as to call an African American the "N" word.
It is called a Calumet.
Lathi
A Wigwam
we think that the indinas ar cool
Indian tent turtle was created in 1834.
The Red Tent was created in 1997-10.
The Red Tent by Anita Diamant has around 336 pages in the paperback version.
The ISBN of The Red Tent is 0-312-35376-6.
Airwalk's logo is a white tent in a red circle.
The most common name for a Indian warrior is "Brave".
a tent
Sean Teale plays the part of Prince Shalem in the TV mini series, The Red Tent.
The green tent, as far as I know, does not exist. But there is a Blue Tent and Red Tent, received from the Trick Master after completing his final maze. Sorry!
tee-pees or wigwams