How to Say “Horse” in Apache
The English word horse is łį́į́ʼ in Apache. The term is used to refer to members of the species Equus ferus.
How to Say “Pink” in Navajo
The Navajo word for pink is dinilchííʼ. The word dinilchííʼ is used as an adjective to describe a color that is between red and white.
How to Say “No” in Apache
The English word “no” is expressed as dah in Apache. dah is used as a particle to show disagreement or negation.
How to Say “Hurry Up” in Navajo
The English phrase “hurry up” is translated into Navajo as tsxxił. tsxxił is used as a verb meaning to go faster.
How to Say “Why” in Navajo
The English phrase “why” is translated into Navajo as ha’át’íísh biniinaa.
How to Say “Your Clans” in Navajo
The phrase for “your clans” in Navajo is nidóoneʼé. nidóoneʼé refers to the ancestral kinship groups to which a person belongs.
How to Say “Blessed” in Navajo
The Navajo word for blessed is bikʼehgo hozhǫ́. This phrase is used to describe being blessed/in a state of harmony.
How to Say “Work” in Navajo
The Navajo word for the noun naanish refers to work, labour, employment or a job.
How to Say “Best Friend” in Navajo
ayóo ánshxóshí is the Navajo way to say ‘best friend’. The phrase is used to describe an especially close and trusted friend.
How to Say “Apple” in Navajo
The English word “apple” is bilasáana in Navajo. bilasáana is the noun used to refer to the fruit of the Malus domestica tree.