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"Corn" is : naadą́ą́
"it's mother" is: bimá
naadą́ą́ bimá -- corn mother
corn woman :
naadą́ą́ asdzáán
Yellow corn is thought to be female
"Yellow corn home" is: Naadą́'áłtsoii bee hooghan
"yellow corn girl" is: Naadą́'áłtsoii 'Át'ééd
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 10y agonaadą́ą́ʼ
Pronunciation: IPA: na˩tãːʔ˥
the double vowel means a longer sound. The marks above mean high tone. The mark above at the end means a glottal stop sound. The comma like marks mean it is nasalized ( a little like the on is nasal in the French word "bon")
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∙ 12y agoThe Navajo word for corn is naadaa
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∙ 11y agoCorn in Navajo is naadą́ą́'.
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