A member of a Native American people of the southwestern United States, or relating to their culture, language, or traditions.
From Spanish 'Navajó', possibly from Tewa 'navahu' meaning 'large area of cultivated lands'. The Navajo people call themselves 'Diné' meaning 'the people' in their own language, Diné bizaad.
The Navajo language was famously used as an unbreakable code during World War II, with Navajo 'code talkers' transmitting crucial military information that Japanese cryptographers never managed to decipher. The language's complex grammar and the code talkers' additional layer of encryption made it the only spoken military code never broken in modern warfare.
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