Navajo

In Navajo, the word for “lunch” is chʼiyáán. chʼiyáán is used to refer to a meal eaten around midday.

June in Navajo is Yaʼiishjááshchilí. Yaʼiishjááshchilí is the term used to refer to the month of June within the Navajo seasonal calendar system.

The Navajo word for “nice” is nizhóní. nizhóní is an adjective used to describe something or someone as attractive or friendly.

háadi naniná? is the Navajo phrase for “where are you?” This phrase is a question used to ask about a person’s current physical location.

The Navajo word for the season of spring is dąąʼ. dąąʼ is a noun used to refer to the season between winter and summer in temperate climates.

The Navajo word for sheep is dibé. dibé is a noun used to refer to the animal sheep.

Hello and welcome! If you’re here to learn how to say “princess” in Navajo, you’ve come to the right place.

The English pronoun “I” is translated into Navajo as shí.

The Navajo word for crow is gáagii. The term gáagii is used to refer to any bird belonging to the genus Corvus

The Navajo word for door is dáádílkał. dáádílkał is used to refer to a portal of entry into a building, a room or a vehicle.