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Dine bizaad (Navajo language) for "law" is: beehaz 'áanii
The double vowels in this mean they are held longer, and the ii is said ee.
The mark above the i makes it high tone. Because the next one does not have it, this is a falling tone sound.
The mark before the a is a glottal stop and is hard to hear.
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