Discourse functions of opposition in Classical Arabic: The case in Ḥadīth Genre
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DOI: 10.1016/j.lingua.2017.08.009
Abstract: This article offers a new perspective on Arabic antonymy ‘al-ṭibāq’ and opposition ‘al-muqābala’ in the Ḥadīth discourse by remodeling these two phenomena in Classical Arabic and developing a provisional typology of their discourse functions (e.g.,… read more here.
Keywords: opposition; functions opposition; discourse functions; classical arabic ... See more keywords
Resource efficient hybrid baseline for named entity recognition in classical Arabic.
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DOI: 10.1038/s41598-025-30171-6
Abstract: The major challenge manifesting in resource-efficient named entity recognition for Classical Arabic may be attributed to the language’s rich morphology, orthographic variation, and the limitation in computing budgets. Thus, this study develops and proposes a… read more here.
Keywords: resource efficient; entity recognition; named entity; classical arabic ... See more keywords
The cyclicity of reborrowing and the ping-pong effect: The case of Arabic–Hebrew–Arabic ṣabāba/sababa ‘ok’
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DOI: 10.1177/13670069241305279
Abstract: The nature of the effect of language contact has been a source for extensive investigation in the linguistic field. More specifically, the case of reborrowing, that is, the shift from language A to language B… read more here.
Keywords: language contact; language; change; classical arabic ... See more keywords