Chyane is a variant of the name Cheyenne, which has its roots in the Native American Sioux tribe. The name means "red speakers" or "people of a different language," reflecting the tribe's unique linguistic heritage. Over time, the name has evolved into various spellings, including Chyane, Cheyanne, and Shyanne. The use of Cheyenne and its variants has become more popular in recent decades, particularly in the 1990s, as parents sought names that honored Native American culture and traditions.
