Navahoish

Navahoish
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 Navahoish
Staydys oikoil
Çhengey oikoil ayns	Thalloo ny Navahoee
Fo stiurey ec	Colleish y Navahoish
Coadyn çhengey
ISO 639-1	nv
ISO 639-2	nav
ISO 639-3	nav
[[Coadan: Steatyn as Navajo goll er loayrt ayndaue|300px]]

Ta Navahoish ny Navajo (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 y Navahoish 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 Navahoish ymmydit ec loayreyderyn coadyn dy hiaull çhaghteraghtyn shickyragh caggeeagh harrish y radio.

Sheeanyn

Ta ny corocklyn y Navahoish '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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