Tsalagi
Cherokeean
Cherokee language
Cherokee
George Guess
Sequoyah
Sequoya
Iroquoian
Cheyenne language
Cheyenne
Maskegon
Omushkego
Cherokeeness
Seneca language
Cree
Seneca
Tepecano
Cree language
Cherokee Village
Appalachian English
Atsina
Mobilian
Tuscarora
Oneida
Mexican American
Creek
Blackwater
Ostic
Hopi
autoglottonym
Berbice Creole Dutch
Cupeño
Aztequism
native tongue
Mohawk
Berberism
Imohagh
semi-learned borrowing
phonetic name
Tuscarora language
Nahuatlism
natively
Bungi
dead language
Waisara
Siouxan
Kirundi
Iloko
medio-
Adai
Kinyarwanda
Q'anjob'al
Tootoosis
Mexicanism
Nahuatl
Rundi
Aztecan language
Moldovan
French
linguonym
heap
Northern Ndebele
Sauk
Aztecan
Irish Gaelic
Numic
Americanism
protochronism
Aguirre
Chinook Jargon
Chihalis
Sye
quadriliteral
Five Nations
Nahuatl language
Pipil
Amazigh
Tatahumara language
Alzate
Swampy Cree
Laurentian
Jamaican
ethnicon
Tatahumara
Falcon
Pech
Michif
Schaghticoke
Wyandot
Yuchi
Cowasuck
Guanche
Cameroonian
Pima Bajo

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