ííníshta'
read, study, school
ee nish tah
Ííníshta’ is an action word that means “to study” or “to read/count” in Navajo. In a more modern context, it also means “to go to school” or even as the noun “school.”
It is the first-person form (the “I” form) in the verb paradigm:
- ííníshta’ (I)
- ííníłta’ (you)
- ółta’ (he/she/it)
- ííníilta’ (we two)
- íínółta’ (you two)
- ółta’ (those two)
- da’ííníilta’ (us 3+)
- da’íínółta’ (you 3+)
- da’ółta’ (they 3+)
Using this verb and previous words of the day, here’s a sentence for you to memorize:
Diné bizaad baa ííníshta’. I am studying the Navajo language.
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