This dictionary includes entries from the TuniCo corpus and is additionally based on data elicited from complementary interviews with young Tunisians and lexical material taken from published historical sources dating back to the middle of the 20th century. The resource is available for download from ARCHE. This small-sized dictionary of Modern Standard Arabic has mainly been compiled for comparative and didactic purposes. The resource is available for download from ARCHE.Ī digital dictionary of Modern Standard ArabicĪnnotation: basic morphological information, a few usage examples This small-sized dictionary of Spoken Damascus Arabic has mainly been compiled for comparative and didactic purposes, and comprises all words in Prochazka's 2-volume textbook Lehrbuch des Syrisch-Arabischen. Dictionaries in the CLARIN infrastructure Monolingual resources CorpusĪnnotation: basic morphological information, usage examples
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