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1 Name 2 tribes that lived in the West before the Europeans arrived?
navajo souix
Is the plural still Navajo or is it Navajos?
It's still Navajo, or "Navajo Nation"
What does dibe mean in Navajo?
"Dibé" means sheep in Navajo. The second syllable is high tone. Navajo is a tonal language
What was the relationship between the french and the native Americans?
The French and Native Americans had a better relationship than the other Europeans during the 1600's. The french lived amongst the Native's and respected their ways.
How do you say the word stop in Navajo?
The Navajo word for stop is "assay". Kind of pronounced at-say I believe.Well, Astee means "tail", and Átsé means "first". I'm not sure what word this would be.Stop!(enough) in Navajo is: k'adí!Stop! (don't do it) is: níwe!To stop as a verb is very, very hard in Navajo. There are lots of different words. For example "to stop in a wheeled vehicle", "to stop hurting" , "to stop flying", "to stop as in a watch stopping", "to stop it's flow" and "to stop and take a rest" and about 30 more are all different words.
What happened when this Navajo came into contact with Europeans?
Nothing
Which tribe was the first tribe of the Powhatan confederacy to meet the europeans?
Navajo
1 Name 2 tribes that lived in the West before the Europeans arrived?
navajo souix
What kind of transportation do the Navajo use?
They used horses
What kind of clothing did the Navajo where and why?
so they want get naket
What kind of house id the Navajo live in?
Adobe hut
What did Europeans want from a trade relationship with the East?
Spices
What relationship did first nations mohawk have with the environment?
Europeans
What kind of work do the Navajo men's work?
they built homes and churches
What kind of money do the europeans have?
The Euro.
In what aspect of culture is the close relationship between the Navajo and Pueblo people most obvious?
art
What does shidá'í mean in Navajo?
In Navajo, "shidá'í" translates to "my sibling" or "my brother/sister." It is a term of endearment used to refer to a close familial relationship, typically signifying a bond between siblings. The word reflects the importance of family and kinship in Navajo culture.
