| Language | Indigenous | English | Context | Source |
| Cree | ᒧᓂᔭᐤ moniyaw | Any white man | Maskwacis | Online Cree Dictionary |
| Cree | Moniyaw / Moniyawsis | Plains Cree word for a White Person | only derogatory if you say it with disdain and loathing | Urban Dictionary |
| Lakota / Dakota | Wašíču / Wasi’chu | people of European descent | expresses the Indigenous population’s perception of the non-natives’ relationship with the land and the Indigenous population, typically refers to white people but does not specifically mention skin color or race | Wikipedia |
| Lakota / Dakota | Wasicun / Wasicu / Wašicun / Wasichu / Washicun / Washichu | “non-Indian” | literal meaning is someone with special powers, sometimes has the connotation of a greedy or dishonorable person because many Sioux perceive white people as being greedy and dishonorable | Native Languages |
| Anishinaabe | gichi-mookomaan / wayaabishkiiwed / eyaabishkiiwed | white person | | Translate Ojibwe |
| Anishinaabe | waabishkiiwed / wayaabishkiiwed | a white person, a white man | | The Ojibwe People’s Dictionary |
