Navajo

The Navajo word for truck is chidí tsoh. This term refers to a heavier motor vehicle designed to carry goods.

The Navajo phrase for “have a good day” is Nizhónígo Nee Adoʼááł.

The Navajo term for the Hopi language is Oozéí bizaad. Oozéí bizaad is used specifically to refer to the Hopi language.

The Navajo word for clan is doone’é. The term refers to a group of people who share a common ancestor.

The English word ‘where’ can be translated into Navajo as háadi or háájí.

In Navajo, “my daughter” is shitseʼé. This phrase is used to refer to a female child in relation to her parent.

The English word “corn” is translated into Navajo as naadą́ą́ʼ. naadą́ą́ʼ refers to a cereal plant that produces large grains on a cob.

The English phrase “blue corn” is translated into Navajo as dtlʼóoʼí.

The Navajo word for pink is dinilchííʼ. The word dinilchííʼ is used as an adjective to describe a color that is between red and white.

The Navajo word for sweat lodge is táchééh. táchééh refers to a sweat lodge, which is a specific type of structure used in traditional practices.