The term "Na-Dené" refers to a family of indigenous languages spoken primarily in North America. This language family includes languages such as Navajo and Apache, which are predominantly found in the southwestern United States. The Na-Dené languages are known for their complex verb structures and rich oral traditions. In addition to the languages, the Na-Dené people are part of a larger cultural group that includes various tribes and communities. These groups have distinct traditions, histories, and social structures, contributing to the diverse cultural landscape of the region. The Na-Dené languages and cultures are vital to understanding the heritage of indigenous peoples in North America.