How do you say grandma in Navajo?

Answer 1

amá sání is "some's maternal grandma"

shimá sání --"my maternal grandma'

nimá sání -- "your maternal grandma"

bimá sání --- "his/her/it's"

and so on (dual plural, pural, 4th person etc)

análí -- "someone's paternal grandma"

conjugate the same as for maternal

The marks are for high tone not accetn or stress. Navajo is a tonal language, you need to put in the tone.

Answer 2

sání -- is "old"

są́-- is "old age"

díkwíí ninááhai k'ad? or Dikwii la ninaahai? -- is "how old are you?"

Answer 3

I lived among Navajos during my childhood, so I picked up some. It’s shima saani”. I don’t know how to spell it right, but it’s pronounced “shih mah sah nee”, or little kids could say just “sah nee”. I pray I was able to help you.