The way the navajo code works is that the first letter of each navajo word's literal English translation forms a word, e.g: One way to say the word "Navy" in Navajo code would be "tsah (
Needle) wol-la-chee (
Ant) ah-keh-di- glini (
Victor) tsah-ah-dzoh (
Yucca)." NAVY.
So so far we have:
Dibeh (
Sheep) and Na-as-tso-si (
Mouse)
Which would give us M,S in a sequence (If they're using this in the same way the navajo code talkers did in WWII)
OR it's just a coincidence. Still a possibility. It just seems too coincidental that both phrases fit into a
native language that was once used as a
code.
Interestingly, they have a word for "Mud";
has-clish-nih
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Guys. The word for mouse is "NA-AS-TSO-SI". Double mouse is "NA-AS-TSO-SI-A-YE-DO-TISH", which means millimeter. I put the word millimeter in the search box and got "***DON'T BELIEVE THEIR LIES***" twice in a row. New clue or another generic answer?
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That is a known generic answer, however it might be worth clicking a few more times to see if it's specific to that response.