Examples of 'diné' in a sentence
Meaning of "diné"
Diné is a noun that refers to the Navajo people or language
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- The Navajo people
- The Navajo language
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Diné is strong.
I am speaking to you in Diné and you are answering me in English.
Diné tradition says that the sheep are the gifts from the holy people.
There is no word for relocation in Diné.
The Diné were incarcerated into concentration camps.
We had to watch as two of our precious Diné tribal members were injured.
The Diné will not live in a home touched by death that way.
In last two years affords of the Diné has reached an international high.
He has a ceremonial name and that name can be used only in Diné ceremonies.
Two more Diné to be sacrificed.
Navajo people call themselves Diné.
To the Diné Black Mesa is a holy shrine.
That man is Diné.
Diné do not believe in the white man 's afterlife.
Within their own culture they are the Sovereign Diné Nation.
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Only a very small minority of Diné elders can speak, read or write English.
Radiation, contamination and its effects are not new to the Diné.
The Diné have always lived with sacred harmony with the land, building a complex spiritual society.
You wouldn't know the first thing about saving the Diné.
I am speaking to you in Diné and you are answering me in English . Forgive me.
He was presented to the people as "Tʼáá Diné Binaatʼáanii.
The Diné believe that every part of the Earth is sacred, our mother.
Cherry Smiley is a Nlaka'pamux and Diné feminist who refuses to be silent.
The Diné have been protecting Big Mountain, calling it the liver of the earth.
High in the desert of Northern Arizona, there is a vanishing traditional culture - the Diné.
Diné taking action in Window Rock to address John McCain 's ecocidal and genocidal policies.
Mr. Amor heard over and over again the violations against the Diné.
Speaking Diné What would she have to say?
I am from the, southern sovereign Diné Nation.
Diné Homeowners & Communities Association recommended prohibiting forced relocation of indigenous people in the Americas.
Government officials are reducing Diné herds by up to 90.
She was Diné like us, and she.
Thus beginning the relocation of over 14 thousand Diné.
Diné ( Navajo ) tribal lands are littered with abandoned uranium mines.
Most live in remote portions of the Diné ( Navajo ) reservation.
The Diné had survived relocation, starvation, religious intolerance, poisoning and generations of militant intimidation.
Responsible for content, Stéphane Diné.
Diné Bizaad Bóhooʼaah for secondary schools, colleges, and adults.
They said it was an accident. We lost Diné lives… Six brothers.
We lost Diné lives… Six brothers.
Founded in 1968 as Navajo Community College, it is currently known as Diné College.
Huh. You don't see many Diné who take the Jesus road anymore.
