Navajo

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.

The English phrase baby is translated into Navajo as awééʼ. awééʼ refers to a very young human being.

July in Navajo is Yaʼiishjááshchilí. Yaʼiishjááshchilí is the name for the seventh month of the Gregorian calendar.

The Navajo word for smoke is łid. łid is a noun used to describe the visible particles and vapour released by burning material.

The Navajo phrase for “a lot” is tʼóó ahayóí. tʼóó ahayóí is used as an adverb to mean “very much.”

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The English phrase “go to sleep” is translated into Navajo as iilwosh.

The English word horse is łį́į́ʼ in Navajo. łį́į́ʼ is a noun used to refer to members of the species Equus ferus.