Quanah
[kwɑːˈnɑː]Meaning
from Comanche kwana, meaning "fragrant, smelly"
Background Story
Quanah comes from the Comanche word kwana, meaning "fragrant, smelly". The name is known through Quanah Parker, a 19th-century chief of the Kwahadi Comanche.
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