The name Cheyenne is derived from the Lakota word Šahíyena, meaning "red speakers." It is a name that honors the Native American people of the Great Plains, particularly the Cheyenne tribe. Originally used to describe the Cheyenne people because their language was unrelated to the Lakota, the name has evolved into a popular given name. It has been in use since the 1950s and has gained popularity in recent years, becoming a symbol of cultural heritage and linguistic diversity. The name Cheyenne is often associated with strength, resilience, and the rich history of Native American communities.
