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A strange human custom which is found all over the world is the hunter's taboo. When hunting large, dangerous animals like bears primitive peoples refer to them poetically: bear in Slavic is "honey eater", Baltic "the licker", Germanic "the brown one" https://sci-hub.se/https://www.jstor.org/stable/410287 …
It seems odd that at first that people do thie practically everywhere, but it makes more sense when you analogize bears and wolves to enemy soldiers in war. You never call the enemy by his proper name: he's the Kraut, the Hun, the squarehead, the Nip, the Slant, the Gook.
The Sioux referred to their enemy, the semi-agricultural Arikara, as "Dirt Eaters"
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