Navajo (çhengey)

Ta Navajo ny Navaho (ennym dooghyssagh: Diné bizaad) ny çhengey Athabaskagh ta loayrit ayns neear-yiass ny Steatyn Unnaneysit. T'ee rere çheeroaylleeaght as çhengoaylleeaght ny çhengey Athabaskagh Yiass (ta'n chooid smoo jeh ny çhengaghyn Athabaskagh ayns y Chanadey as Alaska). Ta ny smoo loayreyderyn ny Navajo na un çhengey Americaanagh ghooghyssagh elley çheu hwoaie jeh'n joarey eddyr ny Steatyn Unnaneysit as Meksico, lesh ny smoo na 100,000 loayreyderyn dooghyssagh, as ta'n earroo shoh girree. Rish y Nah Caggey Dowanagh va coad bunnit er y Navajo ymmydit ec loayreyderyn coadyn dy hiaull çhaghteraghtyn shickyragh caggeeagh harrish y radio.

Navajo
Diné bizaad
Goll er loayrt ayns	SUA
Ard	Arizona, Noa-Veksico, Utah, Colorado
Earroo loayreyderyn	178,000
Kynney çhengey	Dené-Yeniseiagh Na-Dené Athabaskagh-Eyak Athabaskagh Athabaskagh Yiass Apashagh yn Eear Yiass Heear Navajo
Staydys oikoil
Çhengey oikoil ayns	Thalloo ny Navajo
Fo stiurey ec	Colleish ny Çhengey Navajo
Coadyn çhengey
ISO 639-1	nv
ISO 639-2	nav
ISO 639-3	nav
[[Coadan: Steatyn as Navajo goll er loayrt ayndaue|300px]]

Sheeanyn

Ta ny corocklyn Navajo 'sy chairscreeu cadjinit ry-haishbyney shoh heese, lesh fockley magh ASE ayns lhoobeenyn:

		Daa-veillagh	Cooyl-eeacklagh		Cleaoil	Coghooysagh		Sluggidagh
			meanagh	lhiattagh		baghtal	meillaghit
Bleaystagh	baghtal	b [p]	d [t]			g [kɣ]		ʼ [ʔ]
	boggit		t [tx]			k [kx]	kw [kxʷ]
	tilgit		tʼ [tʼ]			kʼ [kʼ]
Affricaidyn	baghtal		dz [ts]	dl [tl]	j [tʃ]
	boggit		ts [tsʰ]	tł [tɬʰ]	ch [tʃʰ]
	tilgit		tsʼ [tsʼ]	tłʼ [tɬʼ]	chʼ [tʃʼ]
Tannaghtagh	neuchronnaneagh		s [s]	ł [ɬ]	sh [ʃ]	h [x]	hw [xʷ]	h [h]
	cronnaneagh		z [z]	l [l]	zh [ʒ]	gh [ɣ]	ghw [ɣʷ]
Stroanney		m [m]	n [n]
Faggyssaght					y [j]		(w [w])

Ta kiare breeocklyn ayns Navajo: a, e, i as o. Foddee orroo dy ve:

• giare, myr a as e,
• foddey, myr aa as ee,
• stronnit, myr ą as ęę,

ny lesh un jeh kiare toanyn:

• ard, myr áá as éé,
• injil, myr aa as ee,
• girree, myr aá as eé ny
• tuittym, myr áa as ée.

Foddee dy vel cochianglaghyn anchaslagh jeu, myr ą́ą́ (foddey, stronnit, toan ard).

Lioaryn

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