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The Navajo phrase for “quiet” (with little sound) is tsʼídá ditsʼaʼí da.

The English word “math” is ałhiiʼnínáʼiidzóóh in Navajo. In Navajo, these terms refer to mathematics.

The English word “corn” is translated into Navajo as naadą́ą́ʼ. naadą́ą́ʼ refers to a cereal plant that produces large grains on a cob.

The Navajo word for sweat lodge is táchééh. táchééh refers to a sweat lodge, which is a specific type of structure used in traditional practices.

To say I love you in Navajo, use ayóó ánóshʼní. It expresses romantic love and deep affection for someone.

In Navajo, the English word August is translated as Bini’ant’ą́ą́ts’ózí. Bini’ant’ą́ą́ts’ózí is the name for the eighth month of the Gregorian calendar.

The Navajo word for house is hooghan. hooghan refers to a human abode.

The phrase haash yitʼéego naniná? is how you say “are you okay?” in Navajo.

The Navajo word for wood is chizh. chizh is used to refer to the substance of wood as a noun.

In Navajo, the word for cotton can refer to either the fabric or the plant depending on the form used. ndikʼąʼ.