So, we know about how they name themselves, it's two words

I would be called

Misleading Fox

What about you?

honest abe

Which native American language do you mean?

Why do you always find the need to oppose me in every single manner?
Do I come to your thread and oppose you?
Obviously this is something that when you try to find specifics it falls apart
Because the famous "Sitting Bull"
Obviously wasn't named in English, it was translated from its original language

a) I thought you meant in translation to another language. If not that, then what do you mean?

b) I normally don't try to oppose you. I state my opinion, and if we are at odds with each other then so be it, no need for rudeness.

smiling beetle

Could you please explain to me how this works?

a. You are Canadian so I don't expect your ignorance to know about it
b. ???

Also, this is more of a stereotype, as in for example:
Homer from the Simpsons wakes up in the past in an native america nation, with no memories
The native americans discover him and think he is a miracle, as he is certainly well fed and different skin color
They see he is fat and devours food so aggressively
So they decide to call him 'Fat Bear'

*I do not claim ownership of this character and have only used him for educational purposes

He later goes on to eating everything, leaving the town to starve
Nonetheless, he still loses weight
Hundreds of years in the future
There is a legend of a creature who would devour everything in its path
Called 'Fat Bear'

Funny you should say that, because a popular stereotype about Americans is that they know nothing about the world outside America. Point: don't believe stereotypes.

Anyway, I think mine would be "white wolf"

very original, very foresty, very nice.

10/10

I think I would be known as "Laughing Raven"

and then when I'm old I become the tribe spirit man and my name is reborn as "Fat Hog"

Edited 10/2/2019 21:19:03