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The spelling of the names of Indian tribes, bands, etc., contained in the following list has been agreed upon by the Bureau of American Ethnology and the Indian Bureau. So far as practicable the names are spelled phonetically, but it has been found advisable in several instances to retain, unchanged, names of foreign origin and those that have long been used as geographic terms. Except in the few instances noted the same form should be used for both singular and plural. Where a cross reference is given, the spelling referred to is the one adopted.

Absaroka, see Crow	Hoh	Nambe	Sichumovi (Hopi village)
Acoma	Hoopa, see Hupa	Natchez	Siletz
Aionai	Hopia	Navaho	Sioux
Algonquian (stock)	Hualapai, see Walapai	Nespelim	Sixes, see Kwatami
Algonkin (tribe)	Humptulip	Nestucca	Sisseton
Alsea	Hunkpapa	Nez Percé (pl. Nez Percés)	Sklallam
Anadarko	Hupa	Nisqualli	Skokomish
Apache	Huron, see Wyandot	Nomelaki	Spokan
Arapaho	Ioni, see Aionai	Nooksak	Squaxon
Arikara	Iowa	Oglala	Stockbridge
Assiniboin	Iroquois	Ojibwa, see Chippewa	Supai, see Havasupai
Bannock	Isleta	Okinagan	Swinomish
Blackfoot (pl. Blackfeet)	Jemez	Omaha	Tabaquache
Blood (pl. Bloods)	Jicarilla	Oneida	Taos
Bois Fort Chippewa	Joshua	Onondaga	Tenino
Brulé	Kaibab	Osage	Tesuque
Caddo	Kalapuya	Oraibi (Hopi village)	Teton
Cahuila, see Kawia	Kalispel	Oto	Tillamook
Calapooya, see Kalapuya	Kansa	Ottawa	Tonawanda
Calispel, see Kalispel	Kaskaskia	Ozette	Tonkawa
Capote	Kaw, see Kansa	Paguate (Laguna village)	Tonto Apache
Cayuga	Kaweah, see Kawia	Paiute	Tootootna, see Tututni
Cayuse	Kawia	Paloos	Towakoni
Chastacosta	Kickapoo	Panaca	Tukuarika ("Sheepeater")
Chehalis	Kiowa	Papago	Tulalip
Chemehuevi	Klamath	Paraje (Laguna village)	Tuscarora
Cherokee	Klikitat	Pawnee	Tututni
Chetco	Kootenai, see Kutenai	Paviotso	Uchee, see Yuchi
Cheyenne	Kutenai	Pend d'Oreille	Uinta
Chickasaw	Kwapa, see Quapaw	Pennacook	Ukie, see Yuki
Chilkat	Kwatami	Peoria	Umatilla
Chinook	Lac Courte Oreille	Picuris	Umpqua
Chippewa	Laguna	Piegan	Uncompahgre
Chiricahua	Lake Indians	Piankashaw	Unkpapa, see Hunkpapa
Choctaw	Lakmiut	Pima	Ute
Clackamas (singular and	L'Anse	Pisquow	Vieux Désert, Chippewa
plural)	Lipan	Pit River Indians	Waco
Clallam	Luckamute, see Lakmiut	Pojoaque	Wahpeton
Clatsop	Lummi	Polacco, see Polakakai	Wailaki
Clickatat, see Klikitat	Mac qua noot na, see	Polakakai	Walapai
Cochití	Mikonotuni.	Ponca	Wallawalla
Coahuila, see Kawia	Mahican	Potawatomi	Walpi (Hopi village)
Coconino, see Havasupai	Makah	Pueblo	Wasco
Cocopa	Mandan	Puyallup	Washaki
Coeur d'Alène	Maricopa	Quaitso	Washo
Colville	Mdewakanton	Quapaw	Wazhazhe
Comanche	Menominee	Quniaielt	Wea
Concow	Mescalero	Quileute	Wenatchi
Coos	Methow	Queet, see Quaitso	Wichita
Coquille	Miami	Ree, see Arikara	Wichumni
Cowlitz	Mikonotuni	Sac, see Sauk	Wiminuche
Coyotero	Mimbreño	Saint Regis	Winnebago
Cree	Miniconjou	Salish	Winibigoshish
Creek, or Muskogee (pl.	Minitaree, see Hidatsa	Sans Arcs (sing. and pl.)	Wyandot
Creeks)	Mishongnovi (Hopi village)	Sandia	Wylacki, see Wailaki
Crow (pl. Crows)	Missouri	Sanpoil	Yakima
Dakota	Moache	Santee	Yaqui
Delaware (pl. Delawares)	Modoc	Santiam	Yaquina
Dwamish	Mogollon	Sauk	Yanktonai
Euchee, see Yuchi	Mohave	Seminole	Yankton
Flathead (pl. Flatheads)	Mohawk	Seneca	Yavapai
Fox (pl. Foxes)	Mohican, see Mahican	Shawnee	Yava Supai, see Havasupai
Gila Apache	Moki, see Hopia	Shebit, see Shivwits	Yuchi
Goship	Molala	Sheepeater, see Tukuarika	Yuki
Gosiute	Montauk	Shipau!ovi (Hopi village)	Yuma
Grosventre (pl. Grosventres)	Moqui, see Hopi	Shivwits	Zia, see Sia
Hano (Hopi village)	Muckleshoot	Shoshoni	Zuñi
Havasupai	Munsee	Shumopovi (Hopi village)
Hidatsa	Muskogee (or Creek)	Sia

^a Hopi is the proper tribal name, Moki being an opprobrious nickname.

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