Áłtsé hashké (Coyote)

In Navajo mythology, Coyote is a multifaceted figure who embodies multiple roles and attributes. He is considered both revered and important in creation myths and teaching stories.

No physical description of Coyote's appearance is provided in the source material; however, his ceremonial name Áłtsé hashké translates to 'first scolder,' which may reflect aspects of his character or behavior.

Coyote has significant powers over rain and plays a crucial role in creation myths, teaching stories, and healing ceremonies. He often acts as a prankster or trickster, suggesting unpredictable actions.