Robert W. Young
18 May 1912 – 20 Feb 2007
Robert W. Young (May 18, 1912 – February 20, 2007),[1] professor emeritus of linguistics at the University of New Mexico, was an American linguist known for his work on the Navajo language. From the late 1930s, Young cooperated with the Navajo linguist and scholar William Morgan, publishing a "practical orthography" in 1937. -Wikipedia
Books
- Little Herder in Winter
- The Navajo Language
- Vocabulary of Colloquial Navajo
- Colloquial Navaho
- The Trouble at Round Rock
- Navajo Language
- The Navajo yearbook of planning in action, 1955
- The Navajo yearbook
- Analytical lexicon of Navajo
- The Navajo verb system
- The role of the Navajo in the southwestern drama
- The Navajo yearbook of planning in action, 1954
- The Ramah Navahos
- The Navaho language
- Navajo religion
- The ABC of Navaho
- The Navajo language: a grammar and colloquial dictionary
- Historical backgrounds for modern Indian law & order
- The Navajo yearbook of planning in action, 1958
- Díí K'ad anaaí̓gíí baa hane'
- The Navaho language
- The function and signification of certain Navaho particles
- A vocabulary of colloquial Navaho
- The Navajo language
- Navajo historical selections
- Nahasdzáán dóó bikáá ̕dinee̕ baa hani.̕
- Historical backgrounds for modern Indian law & order
- Athabaskan language studies
- Navajo historical selections
- A political history of the Navajo tribe
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