Na'vi Documents / Images
Thanks to some amazingly talented people on the LearnNavi.org forum, we have some great stuff here in our "downloads" section. From a Na'vi dictionary to grammar tutorials and other reference resources, you will find much useful information below.
NOTE: Since the Na'vi language is still being developed by Dr. Frommer and the LearnNavi community, please do NOT distribute misinformation from unattested sources. Confusion can result from incorrect or conflicting data being released.
Na'vi Dictionary
Here is the definitive Na'vi Dictionary translated into several languages.
Please note: These dictionaries are updated frequently.
Make sure you have the latest version by checking back here often!
English
Originally created by Richard Littauer (Taronyu).
Currently compiled and maintained by: Mark Miller (Markì) and Corey Scheideman (Tirea Aean) with input from the LearnNavi community.
Deutsch (German)
Русский (Russian)
Eesti (Estonian)
Português (Portuguese)
Svenska (Swedish)
Magyar (Hungarian)
Français (French)
Nederlands (Dutch)
Na'vi nì'aw (Na'vi Only) -- Note: This version is not authoritative as a learning resource!
Na'vi Language References
Here are some excellent Na'vi references from LearnNa'vi members.
Wm. Annis' "Reference Grammar of Na'vi" & "Cheat Sheet" (with additional translations)
NeotrekkerZ' "Na'vi in a Nutshell" (with additional translations)
"Na'vi Fpi Ayskxawng" (Na'vi For Dummies)
Learn Na'vi Activity and Workbooks
Kaltxì Palulukan's "The Easiest Way to Learn Na'vi - EVER!!" (First of a series of eight workbooks)
Note that the remaining workbooks are still pending, so keep checking here for updates!Na'vi Linguistic Terminology
Are you unfamiliar with all those linguistic words and how to pronounce certain things when speaking Na'vi? Learn about them here!
Compiled by Karyu Amawey.
Na'vi Alphabet
Here is a guide on the Na'vi alphabet and how to pronounce things. Compiled by Eywa Mokriyä and created by Skxawng
jMemorize Wordlist
A great (FREE) digital flash cards program is jMemorize.
Once you have jMemorize installed, go to File -> Import -> Tabular Separated Values.
The download below is compiled from the same active database as Taronyu's Na'vi Dictionary.
More resources
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