Navajo

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Navajo stands for:

  • Navajo (people) , a North American Indian people (nickname Diné)
  • Navajo (language) , the Navajo language belonging to the group of athapasque languages ​​(own name Diné bizaad)
  • Navajo (film) , an Oscar-nominated documentary
  • a movement and an opening in the string game, see string game
  • an atomic bomb that detonated on July 10, 1956 at 5:56 pm (GMT) in Operation Redwing on the reef between the islands of Namu and Yurochi in Bikini Atoll
  • the Navajo code , an encryption method used during the US Pacific War against Japan from 1942 onwards, which was based on the use of members of the North American Indian tribe of Diné (also Navajo) as code speakers
  • the Piper PA-31 Navajo, a light twin-engine propeller aircraft produced by the American manufacturer Piper
  • Navajo (youth group) , term for groups of unadapted youth in Cologne during the Third Reich
  • the brand name of the former British car manufacturer Alan Langridge Engineering
  • Navajo Butte , Zeugenberg in Viktorialand, Antarctica


Places in the United States:

See also: Navaho