Trevor Fred

The Navajo word for “small” is yázhí.

The Navajo word for Thursday is Dį́ʼíjį́ Ndaʼanish. This noun refers to the specific day of the week known as Thursday.

In Navajo, the word for beans is naaʼołí. naaʼołí refers to the edible seeds of various legume plants.

The Navajo word for neck is akʼos. akʼos is a noun used to refer to the part of the body that connects the head and the trunk.

The English word “beautiful” is nizhóní in Navajo.

The English word “asian” is translated into Navajo as Binááʼ ádaałtsʼózí.

The English phrase “I love you grandma” is translated into Navajo as ayóó ánííníshʼní shimá sání.

The Navajo word for pumpkin is naayízí. naayízí is used to refer to the fruit of the pumpkin plant.

Brother in Navajo is atsilí for a younger brother, while an older brother is ánaaí. Navajo has no single word for brother.

The Navajo word for the Earth (as the planet) is kéyah. kéyah is used to refer to the Earth as a place, territory or a country.