@misc{168593,
  author       = {Young, Robert W},
  title        = {The Problem of Dictionary Design and Verb Entry Format for the Navajo Language},
  url          = {http://www.uaf.edu/anla/item.xml?id=AP939Y1995},
  year         = {1995},
  anlanote     = {The Problem of Dictionary Design and Verb Entry Format for the Navajo Language: A Case History"If all languages were similar morphologically – or if they even resembled each other closely in this regard – bilingual lexicography would involve little more than the preparation of paired word lists. Unfortunately, however, languages – and especially unrelated languages – differ from one another, sometimes radically. Semantic approximation rather than equivalence between the lexica of two languages makes the pairing of "words" difficult, and morphological differences often pose knotty problems in devising a practical and usable entry design for a bilingual dictionary. A case in point is the Navajo language, in contrast with English."ca.18},
  anlclanguage = {Navajo},
  anlctype     = {grammatical, orthography},
  format       = {Text},
  hhtype       = {dictionary (computerized assignment from "dictionary")},
  inlg         = {English [eng]},
  lgcode       = {Navajo [nav]},
  macro_area   = {North America},
  src          = {anla}
}