Trevor Fred

The Navajo word for one is tʼááłáʼí. Use tʼááłáʼí when counting or referring to the number one itself.

The Navajo word for “sorry” is haʼahóní. haʼahóní is used as an interjection to express regret or sorrow.

In Navajo, the phrase for “my mom” is shimá. Shimá is used to refer to the female parent of the speaker.

háadi naniná? is the Navajo phrase for “where are you?” This phrase is a question used to ask about a person’s current physical location.

The Navajo word for door is dáádílkał. dáádílkał is used to refer to a portal of entry into a building, a room or a vehicle.

The Navajo word for air is níłchʼi. níłchʼi refers to the mixture of gases that makes up the Earth’s atmosphere.

The English phrase “how are you?” is translated into Navajo as haash yinitʼéeh?

To stay in Navajo is sidá. The verb sidá is used to express the act of remaining in a particular place.

The Navajo word for mother is amá. amá is a noun used to refer to a female human who has given birth to or is parenting a child.

The Navajo word for rat is łéʼétsoh. The word łéʼétsoh is used to refer to a rodent.