What does the name Cheyenne mean in spanish?

Question

My daughter has homework regarding the origin, meaning, and pronunciation of her name in spanish. Her name is Cheyenne.

I suppose your daughter's teacher wants her to write a brief essay in Spanish. In her essay, she can explain that the pronunciation is likely to remain the same as for an English speaking person. - Janice, Aug 25, 2009

Answer 1

My daughter has homework regarding the origin, meaning, and pronunciation of her name in spanish. Her name is Cheyenne.

It is not a Spanish name, because Spanish names are unlikely to have double N (nn), and rarely a Y in the middle. The name is originally Sioux, and it will be probably pronounced similarly in Spanish and English.

P.S. I didn't see Yasero's post.

Answer 2

Sorry but Cheyenne is not a Spanish word. It comes from the Lakota Sioux tribe.

I'd love the name "Cheyenne" - Fidalgo, Apr 17, 2010

Mr Yesero reached 10 K rep here, on Sat, Apr 17, 2010. My vote :) - Fidalgo, Apr 17, 2010

He's worth every single point, and sooo much more, isn't he Figalgo? :-> - territurtle, Dec 12, 2011

Answer 3

Cheyenne is from Sioux (as someone above said). Cheyenne are a Native American people of the Great Plains. It's also the name of the capital city of the US state of Wyoming and a personal name. There is no equivalent personal name in Spanish for this name.

Answer 4

My grand-daughter is another Cheyenne. One of its two meanings is Yellow Wolf.

More interesting is that, as the great physicist Professor David Bohm said, All the major 20th Century breakthroughs of human awareness were already built into the Algonquin family of languages. Among these are Cheyenne, Blackfoot (cf. book, "Blackfoot Physics"), various Canadian tribes.

There are many such tribes. Just from their syntax and grammar, these People have tremendous Realization of reality.

The Power of sound is inconceivably majestic. Spanish moves us inwardly into a space that cannot be said, so beautiful is it.

Thanks to you for the participation.

Answer 5

Now how is this girl supposed to do her homework? Ha ha

Can the girl not just write about the origin of her name in Spanish, explaining, in Spanish, of course, that Cheyenne is not a Spanish name, including the information she got from Yesero and Lazarus? - Janice, Aug 25, 2009