How to Say “Brother” in Apache
shikʼis is the Apache word for brother. shikʼis is used to refer to a male sibling.
shikʼis is the Apache word for brother. shikʼis is used to refer to a male sibling.
The Navajo word for nephew is bitsóí. The term bitsóí is used to refer to a fraternal or sororal nephew.
The Navajo word for husband is hastiin. The term hastiin refers to a male partner in marriage, but it is also the general word used to mean man.
The English phrase love is translated into Navajo as ayóóʼóshʼní. The word ayóóʼóshʼní is a noun used to express the concept of strong affection.
The English word “stupid” is translated into Apache as doo ágoch’įįda.
The English word “yes” is translated into Apache as au or haʼah. Both au and haʼah are particles used to indicate agreement or acceptance.