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The Navajo phrase for “no money” is béeso ádin. béeso ádin is used to describe a state of having no money or a lack of financial funds.

In Navajo, ‘cup’ is expressed as bee adlání. This term refers to a drinking vessel or a cup.

The Navajo word for brain is bitsiighaʼ. The word bitsiighaʼ refers to the brain as an organ.

The Navajo word for scary is yéego ayóo átʼéē doo. This phrase is used as an adjective to describe something that is causing fear or anxiety.

The Navajo word for “bathroom” is tóbikʼázhóozhí biiʼ hazʼánígi. This term refers specifically to a room that contains a bathtub.

The Navajo word for dinosaur is naatsʼǫǫdii. naatsʼǫǫdii is used to refer to a dinosaur, specifically a prehistoric reptile.

The Navajo word for sweetheart is Ayóóʼánííníshʼní.

The English phrase “eggs” is translated into Navajo as ayęęzhii.

The English phrase ‘hello, how are you’ is expressed in Navajo as yáʼátʼééh. yáʼátʼééh is the standard way to say ‘hello’ in Navajo.

The Navajo word for the Italian dish pizza is pizza. The word refers to the specific Italian dish known as pizza.