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Diné Bizaad Lexicons, Grammars and Examples

These language learning and study aids were developed by a collaboration of the Navajo Language Academy (Diné Bizaad Naalkaah) and Navajo Technical University with technical support from Swarthmore College, and funding from the National Science Foundation.

In these resources, example sentences are often drawn from Young & Morgan (1987). The abbreviation YM (1987) refers to this book. YMM (1992) refers to Young, Morgan, & Midgette (1992).

References

  • Young, Robert W. and William Morgan, Sr. 1987. The Navajo Language: a grammar and colloquial dictionary. University of New Mexico Press. Albuquerque.
  • Young, Robert W., William Morgan, Sr., and Sally Midgette. 1992. Analytical Lexicon of Navajo. University of New Mexico Press. Albuquerque.

Navajo Postposition logo
Diné Bizaad Saad késhdę́ę́’į́ https://talkingdictionary.org/­navajo_postposition
Navajo Adverb logo
Diné Bizaad Saad ’át’éii https://talkingdictionary.org/­navajo_adverb
Navajo Questions logo
Diné Bizaad Questions: grammar and examples https://talkingdictionary.org/­navajo_questions
Navajo Verb Modes logo
Diné Bizaad Áhát’íní Hoolzhishgi: Saad bee haz’áanii dóó ’ashjání ’álnééh https://talkingdictionary.org/­navajo_verb_mode
Navajo Verb Modes logo
Diné Bizaad Conjunctions and related expressions
 https://talkingdictionary.org/­navajo_conjunction
Navajo Imperatives logo
Navajo Imperatives and Requests
 https://talkingdictionary.org/­navajo_imperative