Douglas Juan

The Navajo word for mad is hashkée. hashkée is an adjective used to describe the state of being angry.

The English phrase “little girl” is translated into Navajo as atʼééd yázhí. atʼééd yázhí is used to refer to a female child.

The Navajo word for blanket is beeʼeldloohí. beeʼeldloohí refers to a fabric blanket.

The Navajo word for donkey is dzaanééz. dzaanééz refers to the domestic animal known as a donkey or an ass.

In Navajo, the phrase “you too” is expressed as nitsʼą́ą́ʼ nídii. This phrase is used as a response to return a greeting or a well-wish to another person.

In Navajo, the word for angel is diyin naalʼaʼí. The term is used to describe a messenger from a deity.

The English word “pig” is translated into Navajo as bįįh yázhí. This term refers to a mammal belonging to the family Suidae.

The Navajo word for cheese is géeso. géeso refers to the dairy product cheese.

Silver in Navajo is béésh łigaii. béésh łigaii is used to refer to the metal silver.