How do you say black wolf in Navajo?

Answer 1

Mąʼiitsoh (muh 'ee tsoh) .

the a is nasalized the same way the o is nasal in the French word "bon". The mark befor the ts is a glottal stop as in uh'oh. the ts as in "bliTZ", oh as in "whOa"

Answer 2

mąʼiitsoh łizhinígíí

The first word means "wolf" (lit. "large coyote"), the second means "black one"

The mark under the a is a nasalization mark, say it nasal like you would in the French word "bon"

The marks above vowels make them higher tone not accented or stressed. This is important as it changes meaning.

The zh is said like in "pleasure"

The ' mark is a glottal stop as in "uh'oh"

the ts is as in "it's"

The l with a line is a unvoiced aspirated L. Say it with tongue in L position a breath out around the sides of the tongue.

a is as in father

i is as in "bit"

ii is as in "bee"

Answer 3

mąʼiitsoh is wolf in Navajo. Usually you don't put gender on it. Adding the word asdzą́ą́ to the end would mean it was female.

Answer 4

Deh-beh'

Answer 5

maee