Quapaw Language:

Haⁿ-ka (personal name)

*haⁿ-ka (hą́ka)*
see comparison below	Speaker - Maude Supernaw

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haⁿ-ka (hañ́ʞa)

ancestral gens (JOD-Quapaw)

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Dhegiha Language Family Comparison

haⁿ-ka (hañ́ʞa) - ancestral gens (JOD-Quapaw)
hoⁿ-ga (hoⁿ́ga) - leader or first, implies the idea of ancient, or first, people; those who led, moiety or tribal half representing the earth and it’s water (Omaha-Fletcher/LaFlesche)
huⁿ-ga (huⁿ́ga) - ancient one, the one who goes before, leader, peace as symbolized by a little child (Omaha-Fletcher/LaFlesche)
haⁿ-ka (hañ́k͓a) - the name of the gentes on the right side of the Osage tribal circle (JOD-Osage)
hoⁿ-ga (hoⁿ́-ga) - The-sacred-one, Personal name (FL-Osage)
haⁿ-ka (hą́ka), hoⁿ-ga (hó̜ga) - the name of the two great tribal divisions of the Osage Tribe, the division representing the earth with its water and dry land. The word signifies sacred or holy, an object that is venerated. It is also the name of a subdivision representing the dry land of the earth. The dark-plummed eagle is spoken of by this term, because of its synbolic use; a child chosen as an emblem of innocence in a peace ceremony is called Hoⁿ-ga. The origin of the word, being obscure, can not be analyzed (FL-Osage)
haⁿ-ka (hą́ka) - sacred, holy, bald eagle, dark-plummed eagle, earth division of the Osage tribe, innocence emblem in peace ceremony, a child (CQ-Osage)
haⁿ-ga zhiⁿ-ga (háⁿga zhíⁿga) - little eagle gens (Kanza)
haⁿ-ga taⁿ-ga (háⁿga tàⁿga) - black eagle (Kanza)
haⁿ-ga taⁿ-ga (háⁿga táⁿga) - eagle clan, gens, named after the black eagle (Kanza)