Navajo

The Navajo word for “cloudy” is kʼos. kʼos is an adjective used to describe a state of being covered with or characterized by clouds.

The English phrase ‘white person’ is translated into Navajo as bilagáana.

The English word necklace is yooʼ in Navajo. yooʼ is used to refer to jewelry.

The Navajo word for medicine man is hataałii. The term refers to a shamanistic healer.

yá’át’ééh dóó ahéhee’ is the Navajo way to say hello and thank you. This phrase serves as a polite greeting combined with an expression of gratitude.

The phrase “what the heck” is translated into Navajo as haashchʼééh. haashchʼééh is used as a softer version of the phrase “what the hell”.

To calm down in Navajo is hazhóʼó. hazhóʼó is used to describe the process of becoming less excited

The Navajo word for brave is biniʼ hólǫ́. biniʼ hólǫ́ is an adjective used to describe someone who is strong in the face of fear.

Brown in Navajo is dibéłchíʼí. dibéłchíʼí describes something that is brown, such as an animal or an object.

The Navajo word for soup is atooʼ.