Navajo

The English phrase “happy birthday” is translated into Navajo as baa hózhǫ́ǫgo niʼdizhchį́.

The Navajo word for duck is naalʼeełí. naalʼeełí is a noun used to refer to an aquatic bird of the family Anatidae.

The English phrase shiprock refers to a large rock formation in New Mexico, and in Navajo, it is called Tsé Bitʼaʼí.

The English word ‘snake’ is translated into Navajo as tłʼiish. The term is used to refer to a legless reptile.

The English word “here” is translated into Navajo as kǫ́ǫ́, meaning in, on or at this place.

The English phrase “yellow” is translated into Navajo as łitso. łitso is an adjective used to describe something that has yellow as its color.

Hair in Navajo is bitsiiʼ, meaning the hair on a person’s head. bitsiiʼ means his or her hair.

In Navajo, the phrase for “salt clan” is Áshįįhí. The Salt Clan is one of the four original clans of the Navajo people.

The English word “evil” is translated into Navajo as doo yáʼáshóonii.

The Navajo word for deer is bįįh. bįįh is a noun used to refer to animals belonging to the family Cervidae.