How to Say “You’re Beautiful” in Navajo
The English phrase “you’re beautiful” is expressed in Navajo as nizhóní.
The English phrase “you’re beautiful” is expressed in Navajo as nizhóní.
The Navajo phrase for “how to say” is haitʼáo jidíítsʼį́į́ł.
The Navajo verb for ‘drink’ is daʼadłą́. daʼadłą́ is used to describe the action of consuming liquid through the mouth.
Good in Navajo is yáʼátʼééh, which literally means it is good. yáʼátʼééh says that something is good, pleasant or well.
The Navajo word for hawk is gini. gini is a noun used to refer to a predatory bird belonging to the Accipitridae family.
The English word “chicken” is nahóóhai in Navajo. nahóóhai is used to refer to the bird (chicken).
The Navajo word for puppy is łééchąąʼí yázhí. The phrase is used to refer to a young dog.
The English phrase “bad” is expressed in Navajo as doo yáʼátśéeh da. This phrase is used to describe something that is unfavorable or negative.
The Navajo word for town is kin shijaaʼ. The terms in this pack refer to a settlement or town.
The Navajo phrase for “my baby” is shiyázhí. shiyázhí is used to refer to one’s own young child or a small person belonging to the speaker.