The Navajo Language

First published in 1980, this volume is the definitive dictionary and linguistic analysis of the Navajo language. In this revised edition, the entire grammatical section has been rewritten to include a wide range of linguistic information that will establish a foundation for future work in Navajo.[Robert Young and William Morgan] have made it possible to educate, communicate, inform, and entertain through the written Navajo language.--Navajo Tribal Council[The Navajo Language] is a unique contribution to American Indian linguistics and lexicography. [It is] a reference work of the highest quality, a book that is a rich resource for Navajo speakers, people learning to speak Navajo, and scholars interested in Navajo and Athabaskan linguistics.--International Journal of American Linguistics

Ethnolinguistics · Grammar · Lexicography · Linguistics · Navajo · Sociology · History · Linguistics and language evolution · Philosophy

• Short Take 21

  Open Access•Oswald Werner•CAM Journal•1997

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• Laryngeal features in Athapaskan languages

  Open Access•Keren Rice•Phonology•1994

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• Augmentation as affixation in Athabaskan languages

  Open Access•Sharon Hargu, Sharon Hargus et al.•Phonology•1997

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• Ordering towards disorder

  Lukas Denk•Studies in Language•2019

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• Marking the unexpected

  Kayla Palakurthy•Studies in Language•2017

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• Structural disparities in Navajo word domains

  John Alderete, John D Alderete•The Linguistic Review•2003

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• Grammars leak

  Open Access•Andrew Martins, Andrew Martin et al.•Language•2011

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• The Extension of Dependency Beyond the Sentence

  Open Access•Marianne Mithun•Language•2008

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• Asdzáán Náhodidáhí (Lady Picker-Up) at Fajada Butte

  R S Weiner, Klara B Kelley•KIVA•2021

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• The Bilingual Mind

  Open Access•Aneta Pavlenko•Bilingual Mind•2014

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• Neural mechanisms of language comprehension

  Open Access•Gina R Kuperberg•Brain Research•2007

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• Polysemy, Lexical Change and Cultural Importance

  Cecil H Brown, Stanley R Witkowski•Man•1983

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• Individual language advocates and managers

  Open Access•Bernard Spolsky•Language Policy•2022

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• New Deal Navajo linguistics

  Open Access•Char Peery, Char Lane Peery•Language & Communication•2012

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• Default variability

  Open Access•Keren Rice•Natural Language and Linguistic…•1996

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• The Semantics of Time

  Bernard Comrie, Melissa Axelrod•Language•1995

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• Marking-Reversals and Cultural Importance

  Stanley R Witkowski, Cecil H Brown•Language•1983

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• The Canonical Order of Russian Objects

  Elena Titov•Linguistic Inquiry•2017

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• Multiplying Glimpses, Gleaning Genres

  Howard M Bahr, Howard Bahr•Human Organization•1994

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• Measuring Linguistic Distance in Athapaskan

  Open Access•Conor Snoek, Cameron Cox et al.•Proceedings of the Annual Meeting…•2013

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• Anti-Homophony Effects in Dakelh (Carrier) Valence Morphology

  Open Access•Suzanne Gessner, Gunnar Ólafur Hansson•Proceedings of the Annual Meeting…•2004

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• Don't Even Talk to Me if You're Kinya'áanii [Towering House]

  Jacobsen, Jacobsen Jacobsen et al.•Native American and Indigenous…•2019

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• A natureza das posposições em Tenetehára (Tupí-Guaraní)

  Open Access•Ricardo Campos Castroi, Ricardo Campos De Castro•Revista Brasileira de Linguística…•2019

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• Decomposing notions of adjectival transitivity in Navajo

  Open Access•Elizabeth Bogal-Allbritten•Natural Language Semantics•2013

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• Metaphor, Mythology, and a Navajo Verb

  Margaret Field, Margaret C Field•Anthropological linguistics•2009

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• We Don't Know What We Become

  Blackhorse Mitchell, A Webster et al.•Anthropological linguistics•2011

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• Speech play and language ideologies in Navajo terminology development

  Open Access•L C Peterson, A Webster et al.•Pragmatics Quarterly Publication…•2022

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• From Hóyéé to Hajinei

  Open Access•A Webster, Anthony K Webster•Pragmatics Quarterly Publication…•2022

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• Measurement issues in the use of the Coopersmith self‐esteem inventory with Navajo women

  Patricia Grant Higgins, Elisabeth K Dicharry•Health Care For Women International•1990

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• Marking one’s place

  Open Access•Charlotte Basham•Language Sciences•1999

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• Language Learning in the American Southwestern Borderlands

  Gloria Dyc•Bilingual Research Journal•2002

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• Place names as the traditional Navajo's title-deeds, border-alert system, remote sensing, global positioning system, memory bank, and monitor screen

  Stephen C Jett•Journal of Cultural Geography•2014

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• Native American Languages as Heritage Mother Tongues

  Teresa L Mccarty•Language Culture and Curriculum•2008

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• The Navajo verb

  Open Access•Theodore B Fernald•Lingua•2001

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• Teaching Sociology at a Tribal College

  Open Access•Miranda Haskie•The American Sociologist•2013

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• The Myth of the Heterosexual

  Holt N Parker•Arethusa•2001

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• Verbal morphology in Murrinh-Patha

  Open Access•Rachel Nordlinger•Morphology•2010

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• Alienability as control

  Open Access•Kilu Von Prince•Lingua•2016

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• Denominal affixes as sources of antipassive markers in Japhug Rgyalrong

  Open Access•Guillaume Jacques•Lingua•2014

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• Prosodic constituency in Hare (Athapaskan)

  Open Access•Keren Rice•Lingua•1990

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• Functional heads and the mirror principle

  Open Access•Peggy Speas•Lingua•1991

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• Impersonal uses of personal pronouns

  Open Access•Chisato Kitagawa, Adrienne Lehrer•Journal of Pragmatics•1990

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• Areal-Historical Influences on Tewa Possession

  Paul V Kroskrity•International Journal of American…•1985

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• The Inverse Voice and Possessive yi-/bi- in Navajo

  Maryann Willie•International Journal of American…•2000

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• A Survey of Switch-Reference in North America

  Ashley Mckenzie, Andrew Mckenzie•International Journal of American…•2015

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• Denominal Verbs in Apachean Languages

  Willem De Reuse•International Journal of American…•2008

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• Extraposition of Relative Clauses in Navajo

  Ellavina Perkins•International Journal of American…•1982

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• Third-Person Plural Subject Prefix in Northern Athapaskan

  Eung‐do Cook, Eung-Do Cook•International Journal of American…•1996

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• Phonetic Structures of Western Apache

  Matthew Gordon, Brian Potter et al.•International Journal of American…•2001

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• Terminology Development in Navajo

  Alice Neundorf•International Journal of American…•1982

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• Missing Noun Phrases and Grammatical Relations in Navajo

  Paul Platero, Paul R Platero•International Journal of American…•1982

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• An Exploration of Navajo-Anasazi Relationships

  Miranda Warburton, Richard M Begay•Ethnohistory•2005

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• Navajo history

  James C Fans, Harry Walters•History and Anthropology•1990

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• Revitalising Indigenous Languages in Homogenising Times

  Teresa L Mccarty•Comparative Education•2003

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• The effect of usage on degrees of constituency

  Open Access•Joan Bybee, Joanne Scheibman•Linguistics•1999

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• Language in the Constitution of Kinship

  Ian Keen•Anthropological linguistics•2014

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• Anasazi and'Anaasází

  Harry Walters, Hugh C Rogers•KIVA•2001

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