| aatsímoyihkaani | prayers |
| Áísínai'pi | it is pictured |
| ákaitapiiwa | the ancestors of the Blackfoot |
| Asinaa | Cree |
| Iihtsipáítapiiyo'pa | the Creator, the source of all life |
| iinííski | bison |
| Iinííwa | the plains bison |
| Iipisówaahs | morning star |
| iitáítsiiyiiso'pistsi | vision quest sites |
| ikkítstakkssiniistsi | offerings |
| imitáiksi | dogs |
| inaamaahkaanistsi | coups |
| innaihtsiisin | peace |
| itsiiyisi | vision quest |
| kaahtomáániksi | enemies |
| Kááyikimiko | Divided Hills or Cypress Hills in Alberta and Saskatchewan |
| kano'tsisissinistsi | ceremonies |
| Katoyissa | a legendary hero who made the world safe for the Blackfoot |
| Kátoyissiksi | Sweetgrass Hills |
| Kináksisahtai | the Little River, the Blackfoot name for the Milk River |
| Poyíítahtai | opaque river, term ow used by many Blackfoot to refer to the Milk River |
| Kipitakii opisskan | Women's Buffalo Jump |
| Ksísskstaki | beaver |
| Ko'komíki'somm | moon |
| Ksaahkomitapiksi | earth beings |
| Ksiistsikóm | sky beings |
| Ksiistsikómiipi'kssiiwa | thunderbird |
| makóyi | wolf |
| manistsistaan | travois (a triangular wooden frame made of tipi poles and dragged behind horses and dogs) |
| Masinasin | from the Cree words for "writing stone", used to refer to the new community around Writing-on-Stone |
| Miistákisti | the Rocky Mountains |
| miistáksoomahkihkinaawa | bighorn sheep |
| Mi'ksiníttsiim | buffaloberry |
| mookimaan | pemmican made of meat, berries and fat |
| Náámaiksi | guns |
| naamsk | horned lizard |
| Náápi | old man |
| Náápiikoaiksi | Europeans |
| Naató'si | sun |
| Naatoyitapiiksi | spirit beings |
| niipo | summer |
| Niitóyisyi | tipi |
| Niitsitapi | original people / Blackfoot people |
| Ninaiistako | Chief Mountain |
| Nitawahsin | land of the Blackfoot people |
| ohkotoki'tapiiksi | rock beings |
| Omahkai'stoo | Raven's or Crowsnest Mountain |
| Óóhkotok | the big rock at Okotoks |
| Otahkoíítahtaa | Yellowstone River of Montana |
| Otsskoisisttsi | mountain bluebird |
| Otsskoisisttsiiksi | bluebirds |
| ponokáwa | elk |
| Ponoká'sísaahtaa | Elk River, North Saskatchewan River |
| ponokáómitaawa | elk dog - the term used by the Blackfoot for horses, because they were as big as elk but tame like dogs |
| saokiawakaasi | pronghorn |
| sináákssiistsi | writings |
| Spiitsii | Spitzee/High River |
| Soyiitapiksi | water beings |
| Sspomitápiksi | above beings |
| sstoyi | winter |
