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What are the Native American colors?

What are the Native American colors?

Color Meaning for Native Americans
Blue sky, water, female, clouds, lightning, moon, thunder, sadness
Green plant life, earth, summer, rain
Red wounds, sunset, thunder, blood, earth, war, day
White winter, death, snow

How do you say love in Native American language?

#DYK: In Cherokee, our word for “love” is adageyudi (Syllabary: ᎠᏓᎨᏳᏗ). The translation is similar to being stingy with someone.

How do you say purple in Cherokee?

NATIVE HISTORY ASSOCIATION – Cherokee Lesson 12: Colors….Study the words and phrases below.

ENGLISH TSALAGI (CHEROKEE) Phonetic Pronunciation
Purple Gigesdi Ge-gay-s-dee

What are Cherokee colors?

Thus the Red Man, living in the east, is the spirit of power, triumph, and success, but the Black Man, in the West, is the spirit of death….Color Symbolism in Cherokee Formulas.

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East = red = success; triumph.
West = black = death.
South = white = peace; happiness.
Above? = brown = unascertained, but propitious.
= yellow = about the same as blue.

How do I contact translators for Native American languages?

Translators for some of these languages can also be contacted through our Native American Wordsprogram. If you speak an American Indian language and would like to contribute a vocabulary set for your language, please let us know.

What Native American word sets are currently available?

Native American Word Sets Currently Available: Algonquian Language Family Abenaki/Penobscot words Algonquin words Anishinabe words Arapaho words Atikamekw words Blackfoot words Cheyenne words Cree words Etchemin words Gros Ventre words Kickapoo words

Where can I find more Apache Indian words?

You can find more Apache Indian words in our online picture glossaries. If you’d like to know an Apache word that is not in these wordlists, you can take part in our Indian translationsfundraiser or visit our main Apache languagesite for more free resources. Thanks for your interest in Native American languages!