Navajo

Silver in Navajo is béésh łigaii. béésh łigaii is used to refer to the metal silver.

iiníʼ is the Navajo word for thunder. The word refers to the deep, rumbling noise produced during a storm.

The English phrase “stupid” is translated into Navajo as doo áhályą́ą da.

The Navajo phrase for “oh my god” is yáadilá óolyé. yáadilá óolyé is used to express feelings of excitement or shock.

Uncle in Navajo is adáʼí for your mother’s brother. On your father’s side, abízhí and azhéʼé yázhí are used.

The Navajo word for restroom is chąąneiłmaasii. chąąneiłmaasii refers to a public room containing a toilet.

The English phrase “german” is translated into Navajo as Bééshbichʼahii bizaad when referring to the German language.

The English phrase “my child” is translated into Navajo as shiyáázh.

The English phrase “how are you doing?” is translated into Navajo as haashįį nítʼééʼ?

The Navajo word for salt is áshįįh. áshįįh is used to refer to the chemical compound sodium chloride.