How to pronounce “navajo” in English

The Navajo beauty prayer, which a woman that I was able to talk with who knew George Herriman-- Betty Rodgers-- said they recited every morning

say Navajo, ways of knowing correlate with relativity and relational thinking.

And Navajo do too.

It turns out these Navajo women were amazing at building these very robust chips and designing-- they actually designed these circuits that

But it was a Navajo beauty prayer that shows up again and again in Herriman's comic.

They reminded me of Navajo pottery but looked like they'd been carved from spun metal instead of clay.

It's a Navajo story of how the stars were created.

He talked to Navajo sheepherders.

We actually went to a wonderful Navajo, and I'm going to say this word, hogan.

And ideas and customs from Navajo life and Navajo art, such as weaving would show up in Krazy Kat as well during this time.

And I learned a lot about the Navajo culture at the time.

This model is based on a Navajo organizational process model, and it's all about the organization of information.

So this takes us to the Navajo universe.

We wrote a book on Navajo astronomy, of which we did bring one copy here to show you, which was an attempt to give back to Navajo students what is

And if you go into a Navajo school, for example, or where we worked, people have on their door their four clans.

But somebody counted this up in Navajo.

We've been working with Navajo Technical University on a number of projects.

And just a little explanation-- Navajos, they believe that a long, long, long time ago, they

of Intel-- so that factory employed almost exclusively Navajo women.

So again I went up there with a Navajo guide.

We're going to go to the science universe and the Navajo universe in the south.

The reason we have that road up there is in Navajo, all these languages, all of them, we think, are languages of process and relationship.

He can make up things and talk within an order in Navajo, and you just could be amazed.

It's also a spiritual center of the Navajos.

and so forth with the American Indians and especially with the Navajos-- and there was something extremely special about this rock.

Herriman was fascinated by the Diné, or Navajo and Hopi Indians.

them, because who could speak Navajo, and Lakota, and Cherokee, and Inuit, and all these languages.

And there’s a site in Arizona with fossilized Dilophosaurus tracks that the Diné, or Navajo, traditionally call “Place With Bird Tracks”— way before we knew birds are descended from dinos.

‘Apple that being is.’” Or, in my tribe, the Navajo, or Dine’, we use the word “hózhó” to refer to a sense of harmony in different situations.

Like, the original “Star Wars” film was dubbed in Navajo in 2012.

Because Shiprock is, actually, a Navajo reservation area.

The Navajo Nation was the first time that I had ever been where I where I

Their culture has not got into the mainstream of America because none of you can sing me a Navajo lullaby, for example.

And we are coming out of Dene College, the Navajo tribal college.

And in a lot of cases back home, on the Navajo reservation, our kids aren't getting the Navajo side of things, unless their parents are really making an effort to transmit

And so one of our emissions from IEI and what we do is to create more awareness of the Navajo,

But he's also very smart, and he has a big part throughout all of Navajo history and cosmology.

they're inner city, whether they are from the Native American Navajo reservation, wherever they may be where

He went on the compare the now iconic painting "Nude Descending a Staircase #2" unfavorably to a Navajo rug in his own bathroom.

And my friend who's a medicine person, who's now an ancestor, Daniel Freeland, from the Navajo Nation, he said, Andrew,

Hey, girls, let me show you Something I thought of the Navajo-like motifs on the bowls, reached up to where the top shelf hid them

This is Agathla Peak, which is the center, the graphical center of the Navajo Nation.

We'll talk about science, the science universe, as well as the indigenous, or Navajo universe specifically.

And so I can't tell you how many nights David and I went out for years, and years, and years, looking at Navajo constellations and the patterns of the stars.

But just like, I guess, to some extent English defines an American worldview, Navajo,

DR. LAURA PETICOLAS: OK, so we were just talking about science universe and the Navajo universe.

So I could go here to the south rim, and then I guess I could go over to Navajo National Monument.

But I don't know that,we're looking for Montana to annex us, or South Dakota to annex us, or the Navajo Nation to annex us.

standpoint of decorative value, of sincerity, and of artistic merit, the Navajo rug is infinitely ahead of the picture."