The State of Iowa is named for the Ioway tribe - but that name is not their real name, only one applied to them by other tribes. Almost all native tribes in the modern USA are known today by the wrong names in this way.
The true origin of "Ioway" is difficult to establish; perhaps it is from Dakota ayuxbe or Lakota ayuhwa (meaning "asleep" or "sleepy ones"). So "Iowa" is a white American corrupted version of the Sioux word and in itself has no meaning.
The true name of the tribe (the name they call themselves) is Báxoje, and the meaning of this word is uncertain.
Halopasa
first-born daughter. From Sioux Indian
I believe the Sioux
Dakota means 'friend' or 'allies' in Sioux language.
Chayton means Falcon in Native American Indian. Chayton is Sioux Indian. It can also be spelt Chetan.
Nothing. The name Gary is Germanic in origin and means "spear."
The Indian language, Malayalam, fish means "meen"
The name Kansas comes from the Sioux Indian word for "People of the south wind."
The Navajo use the same terms to mean both the Sioux and the Comanche:naałani or anaałaninaa means enemies, łani means "many"
Hihanni Was'te means Good Morning in the Lakota Sioux language.
"ben" in kannada (south indian language) means "back" (a part of body)
There are about 700 different Native American languages. But there is no such language as "Indian".