Navajo

The Navajo way to say ok is hágoshį́į́. hágoshį́į́ is used to express acknowledgement or acceptance of a situation or request.

The English word honey is translated into Navajo as tsísʼná bitłʼizh. This term refers to the sweet substance produced by bees.

The English phrase “I love you” is expressed in Navajo as Ayóóʼ ánííníshʼní.

The Navajo word for war is anaaʼ. anaaʼ is a noun used to describe a conflict involving organized use of arms.

The Navajo word for grey is łibá. łibá is used to describe the color that is a mix of black and white.

The English phrase “driving” is translated into Navajo as naʼałbąąs. The term naʼałbąąs refers to the action of operating a motor vehicle.

The English word sunflower is translated into Navajo as ndíyíliitsoh. The term is a noun used to refer to the sunflower.

The English word “clans” is translated into Navajo as dóoneʼé. dóoneʼé refers to groups of families who share a common ancestor.

The Navajo word for the bird known as turkey is tazhii. tazhii is the noun used to refer to birds in the genus Meleagris.

The Navajo word for spirit is níłchʼi. The term níłchʼi is used to refer to both the physical wind and the metaphysical concept of spirit or soul.