Diccionario inglés–Navajo

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Palabra	Parte del discurso	Traducción	Ejemplo
I	pronombre	shí	I am here now. Shí kǫ́ǫ́ʼ hólǫ́.
you	pronombre	ní	You are my friend. Ní shik’éí nisin.
what	pronombre	háádą́ą́ʼ	What do you want now? Háádą́ą́ʼ nizin dóó kǫ́ǫ́ʼ?
where	adverbio	háidá	Where is my book? Háidá shí bílaʼashdlaʼii?
when	adverbio	háájį́į̄ʼ	When will you come? Háájį́į̄ʼ nííníłtsą́?
who	pronombre	háí	Who is at the door? Háí haʼééhjí́?
why	adverbio	háágóó	Why are you sad? Háágóó ních’į́įd?
how	adverbio	háidá	How do you know? Háidá nízhiní?
to be	verbo	hólǫ́	The house is big. Kin łichííʼígíí hólǫ́.
man	sustantivo	hastiin	The man is tall. Hastiin nítsaa.
woman	sustantivo	asdzání	The woman is kind. Asdzání hózhǫ́.
child	sustantivo	awééʼ	The child is sleeping. Awééʼ yishááł.
mother	sustantivo	amá	My mother is here. Shimá kǫ́ǫ́ʼ hólǫ́.
father	sustantivo	azhéʼé	My father is working. Shizhéʼé naalnish.
friend	sustantivo	shik’éí	My friend came today. Shik’éí jíík’eh yááłtiʼ.
house	sustantivo	kin	The house is new. Kin yázhí.
today	adverbio	jíík’eh	I am busy today. Jíík’eh shí dahiníłʼį́.
tomorrow	adverbio	yiską́ągo	We will go tomorrow. Yiską́ągo
yesterday	adverbio	shinálí	He came yesterday. Shinálí
now	adverbio	kǫ́ǫ́ʼ	Come here now. Kǫ́ǫ́ʼ kweʼ.
sun	sustantivo	jóhonaaʼéí	The sun is bright today. Jóhonaaʼéí jíík’eh dííłjid.
star	sustantivo	sǫʼ	A star shines tonight. Sǫʼ tłʼoh ayóó anáhwiiná.
fire	sustantivo	kǫʼ	The fire is hot. Kǫʼ táázh.
water	sustantivo	tó	Drink the water now. Kǫ́ǫ́ʼ tó náníłníih.
rain	sustantivo	níyol	The rain is falling. Níyol.
wind	sustantivo	nílchʼi	The wind is strong. Nílchʼi binááʼádoolwoł.
tree	sustantivo	tsin	The tree is tall. Tsin nítsaa.
mountain	sustantivo	dzil	The mountain is high. Dzil dághah.
fish	sustantivo	łóóʼ	I ate fish today. Jíík’eh łóóʼ yishą́.
coffee	sustantivo	gohwééh	I drink coffee every morning. Abíní gohwééh nishdlį́.
head	sustantivo	tsiiʼ	My head hurts today. Jíík’eh shiitsiiʼ adin.
eye	sustantivo	nástsʼǫǫs	My eye is red. Shinástsʼǫǫs łichííʼ.
ear	sustantivo	jį́	My ear hurts. Shijį́ adin.
mouth	sustantivo	azeeʼ	Open your mouth wide. Nááhóózį́ níʼazeeʼ.
hand	sustantivo	laʼ	My hand is cold. Shilá cold.
foot	sustantivo	ké	My foot hurts now. Kǫ́ǫ́ʼ shiké adin.
heart	sustantivo	jí	My heart is strong. Shijí doo.
name	sustantivo	doonísh	What is your name? Háádą́ą́ʼ nadoonísh?
word	sustantivo	saad	That word is important. Saad díí t’áá íiyisí.
language	sustantivo	bizaad	Navajo is a beautiful language. Diné bizaad hózhǫ́.
work	sustantivo	naalnish	My work is hard. Shinaalnish yáʼátʼééh dooleeł.
car	sustantivo	chidí	The car is new. Chidí yázhí.
good	adjetivo	yáʼátʼééh	This food is good. Díí chʼiyáán yáʼátʼééh.
big	adjetivo	nítsaa	That house is big. Kin díí nítsaa.
small	adjetivo	yázhí	The dog is small. Łééchąąʼí yázhí.
beautiful	adjetivo	hózhǫ́	The flower is beautiful.
red	adjetivo	łichííʼ	The apple is red.
blue	adjetivo	dootłʼizh	The sky is blue.
green	adjetivo	tłʼoh	The grass is green.
yellow	adjetivo	łitso	The flower is yellow.
black	adjetivo	łizhin	The horse is black.
white	adjetivo	łigai	The sheep is white.
and	conjunción	dóó	You and I are here. Ní dóó shí kǫ́ǫ́ʼ.