How to Say “Months” in Navajo
In Navajo, the English phrase “months” is translated as nídézid.
In Navajo, the English phrase “months” is translated as nídézid.
The Navajo word for moon is ooljééʼ. ooljééʼ is used to refer to the natural satellite of the Earth.
The Navajo word for pinon, a type of pine tree native to the southwestern United States, is chaʼoł. chaʼoł refers specifically to the pinon pine tree.
The Navajo word for dog is łééchąąʼí. The term is a noun used to refer to the animal dog.
The Navajo word for the season of spring is dąąʼ. dąąʼ is a noun used to refer to the season between winter and summer in temperate climates.
The Navajo word for sheep is dibé. dibé is a noun used to refer to the animal sheep.
The Navajo word for crow is gáagii. The term gáagii is used to refer to any bird belonging to the genus Corvus
The English phrase “I love you too” is said in Navajo as ałdóʼ ayóóʼánííshní.