Tula
Derived from various languages including Sanskrit, Russian, and Native American.
Denali
Native American, “the high one” or “the great one.”
Indiana
American, “Land of the Indians.”
Sequoyah
Native American, “sparrow.”
Istas
Native American, “snow.”
Inola
Native American, “black fox.”
Imala
Native American, “strong-minded, spiritual one.”
Lulu
Arabic, “pearl.”
Zihna
Native American, “she spins.”
Awan
Native American, “somebody.”
Wenona
Native American, “first-born daughter.”
Hania
Hebrew, Arabic, “a place to rest or to be happy.”
Sequoia
Native American Cherokee, “sparrow.”
Cheyenne
Native American, “strangely speaking.”
Delsin
Greek, “he is so.”
Lonato
Native American, “flintstone.”
Lenno
Native American, “man.”
Hialeah
Native American, “pretty prairie.”
Haseya
Native American, “to rise up.”
Halona
Native American, “fortunate.”
Kotori
Native American, “screech-owl spirit.”
Kono
Native American, “tree squirrel biting through the middle of a pine nut.”
Kohana
Native American, “swift.”
Tucson
Native American, “base of the black hill.”
Namid
Native American, “star dancer.”
Enola
American and Native American, “solitary.”
Ila
French, “from the island.”
Avi
Hebrew, “father.”
Kai
Hawaiian, “sea.”
Sierra
Spanish, “saw.”
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