Navajo

In Navajo, the English word ‘march’ (referring to the third month of the Gregorian calendar) is translated as Wóózhchʼiid.

The English word “police” is translated into Navajo as siláo. siláo refers to a local or general law enforcement agency.

If you’re interested in learning how to say “sister” in Navajo, you’ve come to the right place. In this guide,

The English word ‘creator’ is translated into Navajo as Átsé Hastiin. Átsé Hastiin refers to one who creates

The Navajo word for ‘pee’ is łizh. The word łizh is a verb meaning to urinate.

To stay in Navajo is sidá. The verb sidá is used to express the act of remaining in a particular place.

The English phrase “help” is translated into Navajo as shíká anilyeed.

The Navajo verb for “sit down” is dindaah. dindaah is used to describe the action of assuming a sitting position from a standing position.

The Navajo word for mother is amá. amá is a noun used to refer to a female human who has given birth to or is parenting a child.

The English word “animal” is translated into Navajo as naaldlooshii.