Navajo

The Navajo word for tsx̱į́įłgo means to hurry.

The English word “purple” is translated into Navajo as tsédídééh. tsédídééh is used as a noun to refer to the color purple.

The Navajo word for river is tooh nílíní. The term refers to a large stream that drains a landmass.

The English word “poop” is translated into Navajo as chąąʼ. The term chąąʼ is used as a noun to refer to feces.

The Navajo verb for hahoolzhiizh is to start. hahoolzhiizh is used to express the action of beginning something.

In Navajo, wool is dibé bighaaʼ. The term refers to the hair of sheep, etc.

The Navajo word for “older brother” is shínaaí.

The Navajo word for Christmas is Késhmish.

The Navajo phrase for “no money” is béeso ádin. béeso ádin is used to describe a state of having no money or a lack of financial funds.

In Navajo, mutton is said as dibé bitsįʼ. The term refers to the flesh of a sheep used specifically as food.