Navajo

The English phrase “good night” is expressed in Navajo as nizhónígo háádíilyįh.

The Navajo word for dream is nayeestʼeeʼ. nayeestʼeeʼ is used to refer to imaginary events seen while sleeping.

The Navajo phrase for the adjective “sad” is doo hoł hatsʼíid da. This phrase is used to describe a person or state of being that is feeling sorrow.

The Navajo word for ‘cowboy’ is bigháńlíní. The term refers to a person who tends cattle.

The phrase “omg” is translated into Navajo as yáadilá óolyé.

The English phrase “wake up” is translated into Navajo as chʼééh dighááh. This verb is used to describe the act of becoming awake.

The Navajo word for “lizard” is naʼashǫ́ʼii. naʼashǫ́ʼii is a noun used to refer to a lizard.

The Navajo word for car is chidí. The term chidí refers to an automobile or a vehicle that is steered by a driver.

The English word ‘weaving’ is translated into Navajo as yistłʼó. yistłʼó is a noun used to describe the process of making woven material.

The Navajo word for ‘big’ is nitsxaaz. The word nitsxaaz is used to describe something of a great size.