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Navajo grammar does not work like English but one way means "loved ones" like relatives is: kwá'ásiní . ----This is used by orators when addressing a group.

Ayóó'ádajó'nínígíí--- means loved ones.

"Her sweetheart" is be'ashkii (literally "her boy")

"His sweetheart" ---be'at'ééd (literally "his girl"), "My girl"-she'at'ééd. And so on with your, yours, theirs, our and more that we don't have in English.

You can construct words in many ways in Navajo. How to translate this depends a lot on how you would be using it in English.

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