ákótʼéego

Navajo

Adverb

ákótʼéego

1. it is thus, correct

   Ákótʼéego shį́į́ Yéʼiitsoh áłchíní nabikéeʼgo yíyííłtsą́ ― This is how Giant saw the children’s footprints.

2. in this way

   Ákótʼéego diné asdzáán nishłį́ ― In this way I am a Navajo woman. (following a standard Navajo introduction with clan relationships)

3. in the right way

Usage notes

Ákótʼéego is a concluding statement that follows an argument. Kótʼéego means the same, but is an introductory statement that precedes the argument.

Related terms

• ákótʼé
• ákótʼéegi
• doo ákótʼée da
• kótʼéego