reliable oor Navajo

reliable

/rɪˈlaɪəbəl/ adjektief, naamwoord

Suitable or fit to be relied on; worthy of dependence or reliance; trustworthy

Reliable

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Consult reliable sources.
Haneʼ tʼáá aaníinii badaʼahódlíhígíí choiníłʼı̨́.

Why and how should we be reliable when we have accepted an invitation?
Łaʼda nihaa díínááł nihidííniidgo éí bee lą́ asiidlı̨́įʼgo, haʼátʼíí biniyé dóó haitʼéego éí bee nihá ahódlíi doo?

19 Today, it is very difficult to get reliable facts and to evaluate them correctly.
19 Haʼátʼíhída baa hozhdiitsʼı̨́įhgo áádóó tʼáá daatsʼí aaníí jinízingo baa tsóhodookosgi tʼáá nantłʼago átʼé.

Ps 89:34-37 —Which covenant is referred to in these verses, and how did Jehovah illustrate its reliability?
Ps 89:34-37—Díí ahaʼdeetʼáanii háiidígíí lá yaa halneʼ dóó éí baʼahódlínígíí haitʼéego Jiihóvah ííshjání áyiilaa?

The Bible contains a reliable record of how Jehovah protected his people in the past.
Bizaad baʼahódlíigo bikʼidaʼashchı̨́, éí bidineʼé yichʼą́ą́h tádííyáhádą́ąʼgi baa haneʼ.

There is, however, one book that contains reliable answers.
Áko ndi, tsʼídá tʼááłáʼí tʼéiyá naaltsoos baa ahódlǫ́ǫ bee bééhodoozįįłígíí biiʼ hólǫ́.

(Jos 23:14; 1Ki 8:56) The testimony of these two reliable witnesses adds to the solid foundation on which we can build our faith. —2Co 13:1; Tit 1:2.
(Jos 23:14; 1Ki 8:56) Díí hastóí bibeʼoodląʼ bidziilgo bee baʼódlíigo, nihí ałdóʼ niheʼoodląʼ bidziilgo ádiilnííł.—2Co 13:1; Tit 1:2.

This brochure considers five key questions about the origin of life and what reliable evidence reveals.
Díí kweʼé ndaʼídíkidígíí háiidígíí lá yínaʼádíłkid doo nínízin?

The more we reason on Bible principles, the more reliable our conscience becomes.
Diyin Bizaad bikʼehgo oodááłígíí bikʼidaʼdidiitı̨́įł baa ííníidlíi doo hazhóʼó baa nitsíikees doo.

Our conscience becomes a more reliable guide when we reason on Bible principles (See paragraph 16)
Bee ádaa ákodaniidzinígíí éí Diyin Bizaad bikʼehgo oodáałii baʼjólíi doo hoł ííshjání áhósin doo (¶16 bił)

It should also convince us that those Bible prophecies about a future resurrection were reliable even though they were fulfilled hundreds of years later.
* (Footnote níníłʼı̨́.) Łaʼ nináábidiʼdoolzáał haʼníigo baa chʼíhootʼą́, áko azhą́ éí ląʼí nááhaidóó bikʼijįʼ bohoolyaa ndi nihí ałdóʼ díí deiniidlą́ą doo.

14 We have seen that it can be difficult to get reliable facts.
14 Tʼáá daatsʼí aaníí haneʼgi hazhóʼó ił bééhodoozįįłgi tʼáá nantłʼago átʼéegi baa ákódaniidzı̨́ı̨́ʼ.

He added: “Fervent prayers drew me closer to Jehovah, and he proved to be a reliable Helper.”
Náoshkąąhgo sodiszingo Jiihóvah áhánígo áshósingo shíká análwoʼii nilı̨́ı̨́ ńtʼééʼ.”

Reliable guidance for day-to-day living. —Psalm 119:105.
Baa ahódlíigo tʼáá ákwíí jı̨́ bikʼehgo oodááł. —Psalm 119:105.

So where can you get reliable information?
Naʼnitinígíí baʼíínílíigo háadish bikʼídíníitááł?

These sentiments echo those of millions of people who are convinced of the Bible’s reliability.
Miiltsoh diné ánéelą́ąʼgo tʼáá ákótʼéego éí Diyin Bizaad yadaʼólí.

Is fortune-telling a reliable way to discern the future?
Fortune-telling baʼahódlíígóósh álą́ąjįʼ áhootʼée dooleełgi bee ééhózin?

During my professional life as a pilot, I relied greatly on the precision and reliability of computer systems but rarely had to work my own personal computer.
Chidí naat’a’í naasht’a’ yę́ędą́ą́’ éí níłch’i t’áábí ntsékeesí yéego ba’ííníshłíigo na’asht’a’ ńt’ę́ę́’ shí éí doo áłahjį’ bee naashnish da.