Gertrude Faith

The Navajo word for “older sister” is ádí.

In Navajo, the English word ‘march’ (referring to the third month of the Gregorian calendar) is translated as Wóózhchʼiid.

The English phrase “help” is translated into Navajo as shíká anilyeed.

The Navajo word for granddaughter is bitsóí. bitsóí is used to refer to the daughter of someone’s child.

The English phrase stop is translated into Navajo as bikʼi dighááh.

In Navajo, the phrase for welcome can be expressed as yáʼátʼééh. The term is used as a greeting upon someone’s arrival.

The Navajo word for ‘shower’ (as a bathing device) is tádidoolééł. This noun refers to a device used for bathing.

The Navajo word for night is tłʼééʼ. tłʼééʼ is a noun used to describe the period of time between sunset and sunrise.

The Navajo word for light (in the sense of electromagnetic waves) is adinídíín.

The English phrase “beautiful girl” is translated into Navajo as atʼééd nizhóní.