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Wolf is: mąʼiitsoh, literally big coyote. White is: łigaii .
So perhaps mąʼiitso łigaii .
The comma things below mean the vowel is nasalized. The marks between mean a glottal stop. The L with a line through it does not occur in English. It is like the double ll sound in Welsh. Put the tongue in the L position, don't make a sound in the throat but breathe/blow around the tongue.
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∙ 9y agoBilagáana.
This mainly referred at first to Anglo Americans or at least non Spanish or Mexicans. Now is it more generalized.
It is thought to be one of the handful of borrowed words in Navajo coming from Spanish " Americano"
Navajo for Mexican or Spanish, whom they first meet in the 1540s or so, is Naakaii. It is the third-person plural impf active indicative of naaghá.
It means those who walk or wander around. Because the first Spanish seemed to be wandering through. Sometimes a Spanish person is Naakaiiłbáhí -- "grey Mexican"
The French who they knew about as being on the other side of and trading with the Comanche are Dáághahii Dinéʼiʼ.I'm not certain of word this origin. I'm pretty sure it means "mustache people"
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∙ 9y agohonissą́ is the word in Navajo that means "to be wise"
The mark over the final a means it is a higher tone. (not stress)
The mark under means it is nasalized.
The h has more harsh breath than in English.
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∙ 9y agoWhite in Navajo is : łigai (thing)
a white place is: halgai
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∙ 14y agoesa rosa
Esa (EEsa)= wolf
Rosa = white
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∙ 12y agoThe words white dog in Lokota Sioux are ska tanka.
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∙ 9y agoThe Navajo word for coyote is: mąʼii
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∙ 11y agoWhite wolf spirit
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∙ 12y agowolf in Navajo is ma'iitosoh
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How do you say shiro ookami?
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