What is the name of the Native American princess in the film?

The Native American princess in Disney’s 1953 Peter Pan is Tiger Lily. She is presented as the daughter of the Indian Chief and becomes central to the film’s pirate-rescue subplot.

Captain Hook kidnaps Tiger Lily after she refuses to reveal Peter Pan’s whereabouts. Peter later rescues her from drowning, prompting the tribe to celebrate him as a hero. Her role is brief and she has very little dialogue—her most prominent spoken line in the film is “Help!”—but her capture drives an important sequence involving Hook’s plan and Peter’s intervention.

Tiger Lily is sometimes confused with Pocahontas, whose story belongs to a different historical and fictional tradition and later became the subject of Disney’s 1995 animated film. “Matoaka” is associated with the historical Pocahontas, not Peter Pan, while Kaya is another unrelated fictional character. The 1953 film’s depiction of Native American characters has also drawn later criticism for stereotypical representation, so modern descriptions often discuss the character with that historical context in mind.