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**A copy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights translated to Navajo | **A copy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights translated to Navajo | ||
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**Licensing: Can read, watch, and download but not reproduce on another website or application | **Licensing: Can read, watch, and download but not reproduce on another website or application | ||
**The Jehovah's Witness website in Navajo, complete with articles and other things | **The Jehovah's Witness website in Navajo, complete with articles and other things | ||
Revision as of 20:20, 28 January 2022
Contents
Resource Documentation
You can move this page to just Navajo; it doesn't need to be in your userspace. -JNW
Computational
- Navajo keyboard
- Licensing: All rights reserved
- A keyboard for Navajo with an associated keymap
- Machine translation website
- Licensing: All rights reserved
- A phrase based machine translation website to translate words and phrases
Dictionaries/Phrasebooks/Glossaries
- Young and Morgan Online Dictionary (with sentences)
- Licensing: No licensing info provided, all rights reserved assumed
- An online version of the famous Young and Morgan Navajo dictionary
Grammatical Descriptions
- Young and Morgan Navajo grammar and dictionary
- Licensing: All rights reserved
- An expansive grammar and dictionary of Navajo
- Louise Ramone Navajo Alphabet Tutorial
- Licensing: YouTube video, so assume all rights reserved.
- This is a YouTube channel that describes the Navajo alphabet as well as how the letters are used in a grammatical sense.
- Clayton Long Navajo Culture & Grammar Channel
- Licensing: YouTube video, so assume all rights reserved.
- This is a YouTube channel that describes the Navajo grammar system as well as parts of the culture.
- Bilingual Navajo: Mixed codes, bilingualism, and language maintenance
- Licensing: Assume all rights reserved.
- This is a dissertation that reveals the grammatical rules of Navajo by exploring the mixed codes of the language.
Scientific Works
- Missing noun phrases in Navajo
- Licensing: Copyright 1979 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- This is a published work about the missing noun phrases in Navajo and covers topics such as deletion, relative clauses, as well as constraints within the language.
- Modality in Navajo
- Licensing: Copyright 1996 by the University of New Mexico Press. All rights reserved.
- This text explores the expression of modal notions in the Navajo language.
- Inverse voice and Possessive yi/bi in Navajo
- Licensing: N/A. Assume all rights reserved.
- This is a paper that explores the inverse voices and the possessive terms used in Navajo.
- Dissertation on expressing meanings of thinking or desiring, as well as "adjectival meaning and degree construction" (Bogal-allbritten, 2016, viii)
- Licensing: Link does not work right now.
- This article is about the expressions and meanings of thinking and desiring within Navajo.
- Epenthsis in Navajo
- Licensing: Copyright 1996 by the University of New Mexico Press. All rights reserved.
- This paper is about Navajo grammar rules and touches upon the morphemes that are involved.
- Computational analysis on Navajo verb stems
- Licensing: All rights reserved.
- This academic paper is about the computational analysis of verb stems in the Navajo language.
- Navajo relative clauses
- Licensing: N/A. Assume all rights reserved.
- This academic paper is about the relative clauses that are used in the Navajo language.
- Affix position in Athabaskan, including Navajo and another related language
- Licensing: All rights reserved.
- This academic paper is about the affix positions that are used in the Navajo language and another language.
- Use of the fourth person in Navajo
- Licensing: All rights reserved.
- This academic paper is about the use of the fourth person in the Navajo language.
- Spacial enclitics in Navajo
- Licensing: All rights reserved.
- This academic paper is about the use spacial enclitics in the Navajo language.
- Time and temporal interpretation in Navajo
- Licensing: All rights reserved.
- This academic paper is about the time and temporal interpretation in the Navajo language.
- How modality is expressed in Navajo
- Licensing: All rights reserved.
- This academic paper is about how modality is expressed in the Navajo language.
- Navajo verb analysis
- Licensing: Link does not work right now.
- This academic paper is about verb analysis in the Navajo language.
Corpora
- Wikipedia in Navajo
- Licensing: A wikipedia resource, thus assumed to be usable
- The Navajo version of wikipedia, with articles on various animals, plants, and other things
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Navajo
- Licensing: Online publication, though no explicit licensing info available, so assumed all rights reserved
- A copy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights translated to Navajo
- Jehovah's Witnesses Website in Navajo
- Licensing: Can read, watch, and download but not reproduce on another website or application
- The Jehovah's Witness website in Navajo, complete with articles and other things
- List of Twitter accounts with Navajo posts and percentages thereof
- Licensing: Twitter posts, thus assumed to be usable
- A website that displays a list of twitter users with their percentage of posts in Navajo
- Navajo bible translation
- Licensing: All rights reserved
- A translation of the bible in Navajo online
- Analysis of Navajo poetry with poems and translations
- Licensing: All rights reserved
- An academic analysis of Navajo poetry with example poems and their translations
