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Native American Figures of Myth and Legend

General Types of Native American Mythological Characters

Tricksters Transformers Gods Goddesses Culture Heroes Heroes Heroines Creators

Monsters High Gods Underworld Gods Earthdivers Nature Spirits Antagonists Animals Wise Women

Ice Cannibals Witches Ghosts Twins Giant Serpents Stiff-Legged Bears Giant birds The Little People

Giants Dwarves Bigfoot Vampires Shapeshifters Mermaids Sea Monsters Lake Monsters

Names of Specific Native American Mythological Characters

Ababinili Ableegumooch Aglebemu Agugux Ahone Akba Atatdia Amalivaca The Ancient One Animike Aniwye Apcinis Apistanewj Apistotoke Apotamkin Arrow-Boy Asin Atius-Tirawa Atlantow Atna Atosee Atwuskniges Ax'xea Ayashe Ayo-Caddi-Aymay Azban Bad-Spirit Basket Woman Bé Bibon Big Eater Big-Owl Big Sand Big Water Snake Binesi Black Imp Blood-Clot Boy Blue Jay Bohpoli Bootup Boqs Breathmaker Burnt Belly Bush Indian Caddaja Cannibal Dwarf Canoti Charred Body Chenu Chequa Chipiapoos Chirich Chiye-Tanka Cikla Cipelahq Corn Mother Crazy Jack Cuaiguerry Cullo Curtain-Boy Cyclone Man Dahu Deer Lady Deganawida Dolba Dore Double-Face Drinks Brains Eesha Ekkeko Eskimo Raven Everywhere Being Ewaki Fastachee Feather-Woman First-Maker First Woman Flint Flying Heads Found in the Grass Gaqtugwewesm Geow-lud-mo-sis-eg Ghost Witch Gichi Manidoo Gici Niwaskw Giwakwa Glooskap Godasiyo Good-Spirit Gook Grandmother Fox Grandmother Woodchuck Greasy Breast Great Fisher Great Lynx The Great Spirit Gudatrigakwitl Gugwes Haidu Hairless Bear Halfway People Headless Men Hiawatha Hiintcabiit Hinon Hobomok Honga Honne Horned Serpent Hu-Huk

Hutash Hvcko Capko Iktomi Inyan Iriria Iwaryka Jamul Jipijka'm Jogah Kami Kanaimà Kanati Kanipinikassikueu Katshitushk Kci Atosis Kelphit Kenap Keri Kickerom Kiwonik Kisu'lkw Ko'komiki'somm Kolowa Kudo Kujuri Kuku Kumsno'ol Kururumany Kwanokasha Kwekwatshew Lampeqin Little Hare Little Thunders Lodge-Boy Lofa Long Teeth Lost Elves Lox Lucifee Macunaima Malsom Maheu Mahtigwess Makiaweesug Mammoth Bear Man Above Maneater Man-El Manabus Mannegishi Manogames Man'una Man With No Head Maple Sapling Matanto Mat-gwas Maushup Maxa'xâk Medawihla Mhuwe Mialuka Michabo Mihn Mikcheech Mikew Mikumwess Mikumwesu Mishi-Ginebig Misink Mo-Cot Mondamin Moneto Mopo Moqwaoi Morningstar Moshking Musquash Muwin Nagumwasuck Naguset Nalusa Falaya Nanabush Nanye-hi Na'pi Natos Newas Nibanabe Nida Ni'hancan Nihata Nikommo Nimerigar Nirumbee Nishanu Nitosi Nokomis Nonoma'e Northwest Coyotes Northwest Mink Nukumi Odzihozo Oochigeas Okee Old Lady Old Woman Never Dies Onatha Oniare Oniata

Only Man Orenda Ouga Our Grandmother Pachamama Pacific Northwest Raven Pain Paissa Pamola Piai Piesa Pita-skog Pitcher-Woman Plains Coyotes Plawej Pogumk Poor Boys Ptesan-Wi Pukwudgie Qimu Qone Rabbit-Boy Rabbit Trickster Raweno Real Lynx Red-Woman Ringdocus Rolling Heads Rugaroo Sanuwa Sasquatch Saya Scalped-Man Scar-Face Sedna Selu Seven Thunders Shampe Sharp Elbows Siatco Sib'ö Sigu Silverfox Sina'avi Sint-Holo Sipa Sitcon'ski Skeleton-Man Sky-Holder Sky-Woman Southwest Coyotes Spider-Above Spider Woman Spider Grandmother Splinter-Foot Spotted Tail Spring Boy Squant Stick Indian Stikini Stoneclad Stone Coat Stuwi Suku Swamp-Woman Tcetin Tem-Ma-Ya-Wit Thrown-Away Thunder Being Thunder Bird The Thunderer Thunderers Thunders Tie Snake Tipaci Tonop Tshakapesh Uktin Unknown-Woman Unktehi Veeho Village-Boy Vochi Wahredwa Wakanda Wakataka Waterbaby Wechuge Weetucks Weewillmekq Wendigo Wets The Bed Whirlwind Woman WhiskeyJack Wihtiko Wiklatmuj Wild-Boy Wild Indians Winpe Wizaka Wood Dwarves Wood Men Wocawson Yagesho Yamozha Yeilis Yo'i Yumwi Yutakki

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