Jóhonaa'éí is a masculine Navajo name meaning "sun." In Navajo mythology, Jóhonaa'éí is the name of the sun god, often referred to as the Sun Bearer. According to tradition, he carries the sun across the sky on his back, traveling from east to west each day. As a figure of light and warmth, Jóhonaa'éí embodies sustenance and life, reflecting the central role of the sun in Navajo culture.This name is part of a broader tradition of naming among the Navajo people, where names are often derived from natural elements or spiritual concepts. In its original language, the name evokes not only the celestial body but also the power and majesty of the sun as both a physical and supernatural force. While Jóhonaa'éí is used as a given name today, it carries deep mythological roots.Meaning: "Sun"Origin: Navajo (New World)Type: First name (masculine)Usage Regions: Navajo Nation, United States