How to Say “Take Care” in Navajo
ádaa áhályą́ is the Navajo way to say take care. This phrase is a parting expression used when saying good-bye or take care.
ádaa áhályą́ is the Navajo way to say take care. This phrase is a parting expression used when saying good-bye or take care.
The English word “and” is translated as dóó in Navajo. dóó is a conjunction used to connect two similar words, phrases, et cetera.
The English word coal is łeejin in Navajo. łeejin is the specific term used for the carbon-based fuel known as coal.
The English abbreviation ‘wyd’ is translated into Navajo as haash bił naniná.
The English phrase ‘dress’ is translated into Navajo as tʼááhadiilʼééʼ.
The Navajo word for “meat” is atsįʼ. This noun refers to animal flesh used as food.
The English word ‘hogan’ is translated into Navajo as hooghan. hooghan refers to a house.
Words in Navajo is saad, which means both word and language. saad refers to words in speech or writing and also to a language as a whole.
The English phrase body parts is translated into Navajo as atsʼíís bikáaʼgi hadadilyaaígíí.