NAVAJO 03242022 Day 134

Ancient History and Folklore of the Navajo

The voice that beautifies the land!

The voice above,

The voice of the thunder,

Among the dark clouds

Again and again it sounds,

The voice that beautifies the land.

The voice that beautifies the land!

The voice below,

The voice of the grasshopper,

Among the flowers and grasses

Again and again it sounds,

The voice that beautifies the land.

navajo mountain chant

Days of the Week – Months of the Year – Season – Numbers

World Elements Land Water

Minerals Metals

Animals Birds Fish Reptiles Insects

Fruits Trees Flowers Vegetables Colors

Times and Seasons

Town Country Agriculture

People Relations

Human Body

Physical Mental Power and Qualities

Health

Food and Drink and Cooking Utensils

Home Stuff

Travelling

Recreation and Amusement

Religion Trades Correspondence

Descriptors

Actions

Ishí
youni
he
wenihí
you (plural)nihí
they
thisdíí
thatéí
herekwii, kweʼé, kǫ́ǫ́
thereaadi
who
whatdaa
whereháadi
whenhádą́ą́ʼ (past), hahgo
howdaa
notdooda
alltʼáá ałtso, tʼáá átʼé
manyląʼí, łą́, łání
some
few
otherałʼąą
onetʼááłáʼí
twonaaki
threetááʼ
fourdį́į́
fiveashdlaʼ
bigtsoh
long
widehóteel
thick
heavynidaaz (it is heavy)
small
short
narrow
thin
womanasdzání (young), asdzą́ą́ (old)
man (male)hastiin
man (human)diné
childawééʼ, áłchíní
wifehweʼesdzáán
husbandhahastiin
motheramá
fatherazhéʼé, ataaʼ
animalnaaldlooshii
fishłóóʼ
birdtsídii
dogłééchąąʼí
louseyaaʼ
snaketłʼiish, naʼashǫ́ʼii
wormchʼosh
treetsin ííʼáii, tsin ííʼáhígíí
foresttsintah
stick
fruit
seed
leafatʼąąʼ
rootakétłʼóól
bark (of a tree)aháshtʼóózh, azhííh
flowerchʼil bílátah hózhóón,
grasstłʼoh
ropetłʼóół
skin
meatatsįʼ
blooddił
bonetsʼin
fat (noun)akʼah
eggayęęzhii
hornadeeʼ
tailatseeʼ
featheratʼaʼ
hair
headbitsiiʼ, atsiiʼ, atsiitsʼiin
earajaaʼ
eyeanááʼ
noseáchį́į́h
mouthazééʼ
toothawooʼ
tongueatsooʼ
fingernailáláshgaan
footakeeʼ
legajáád
kneeagod
handálaʼ
wingatʼaʼ
belly
gutsatsą́ siláí
neckakʼos
backbíígháán
breast
heartajéídíshjool
liverbizid, azid
to drink
to eatayą́
to bite
to suck
to spit
to vomit
to blow
to breathe
to laugh
to seeyooʼį́
to hear
to know
to think
to smellyishchin
to fear
to sleepałhosh
to livehiná
to dieyę́ę ádin
to kill
to fight
to hunt
to hit
to cut
to split
to stab
to scratch
to dig
to swimnaʼałkǫ́ǫ́ʼ
to flybił yitʼah
to walk
to come
to lie (as in a bed)sitą́
to sitsédá
to standsézį́
to turn (intransitive)
to fall
to giveyíʼááh
to hold
to squeeze
to rub
to wash
to wipe
to pull
to push
to throw
to tie
to sew
to countííníshtaʼ
to say
to singhataał
to playnaashné
to float
to flownílį́
to freeze
to swell
sunshá, jóhonaaʼéí
moonooljééʼ
starsǫʼ
water
rainníłtsą́
rivertooh nílíní, tooh
laketooh, beʼekʼid
seatónteel
saltáshįįh
stone
sandséí
dustłeezh
earthłeezh
cloudkʼos
fogáhí
sky
windníłchʼi, níyol
snowzas
ice
smokełid
firekǫʼ
ashłeeshchʼih
to burn
road
mountaindził
redłichííʼ
greendinootłʼizh
yellowłitso
whitełigai
blackłizhin
nighttłʼééʼ
dayjį́
yearnááhai, yihah
warm
coldhakʼaz
fullhadéébįįd
newániid, ániidí
oldsání
goodyáʼátʼééh
baddoo yáʼátʼéeh da
rottendláád
dirtyniłhin, chin bąąh
straightkʼézdon
roundnázbąs
sharp (as a knife)deení
dull (as a knife)doo deení da
smoothdilkǫǫh
wetditłééʼ
dryyíłtseii
correct
nearáhání
far
right
left
at-di, -gi
inbiiʼ
with
anddóó
ifládą́ą́ʼ
becauseháálá
nameyízhí

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