Comanche
c(o)-man-che,
com(a)-nche
Origin:Native American
Meaning:Foreigner, stranger; Enemy; Anyone who wants to fight me all the time
Comanche is a masculine name your little one will share with a Native American tribe. The Comanche people originated as equestrian nomads in the Southern Great Plains region of the United States. Their name has several suggested meanings in the Ute language, including "enemy," "foreigner," and "stranger." Some sources link Comanche to the translation "anyone who wants to fight me all the time," though your Comanche is more likely to have an ever-growing list of friends to play with! Whether it represents your heritage or your wish that your child will be welcomed and beloved by all, Comanche is a wonderful name choice.
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Online Etymology Dictionary, Comanche (n.)
WordSense Dictionary, Comanche
Britannica, Comanche, people, May 2025
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