Arabic-L:PEDA:Verb Conjugation sites
Dilworth Parkinson
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Date: 10 Jan 2011
From: Mourad Diouri <mourad.diouri at e-arabic.com>
Subject: Verb Conjugation site
Dear Alexis,
You may try http://acon.baykal.be/ but with caution.
Best Regards
Mourad
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Date: 10 Jan 2011
From: Samar Moushabeck <moushabeck at hotmail.com>
Subject: Verb Conjugation site
Dear Alexis,
I have found the following sites very useful:
http://home.pacbell.net/walwahab/CHART.htm
and
http://acon.baykal.be/index.php
Best,
Samar Moushabeck
Deerfield Academy
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Date: 10 Jan 2011
From: Taha Zerrouki <taha.zerrouki at gmail.com
Subject: Verb Conjugation site
There is one
called
Qutrub
on http://qutrub.arabeyes.org
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Date: 10 Jan 2011
From: "Dr. Saeed Alwakil" <alwakil at aucegypt.edu>
Subject: Verb Conjugation site
I suggest this sit:
http://qutrub.arabeyes.org/#options
Best regards,
Saeed Alwakeel
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Date: 10 Jan 2011
From: Otakar Smrz <otakar.smrz at mff.cuni.cz>
Subject: Verb Conjugation site
Hi, Alexis,
there are a couple of systems available online. For Arabic verb
conjugation only, you can try out Qutrub http://qutrub.arabeyes.org/
or ACON http://acon.baykal.be/ for instance.
Let me however recommend ElixirFM http://elixir-fm.sourceforge.net/
which can conjugate verbs as well as derive participles and masdars.
The conjugation/inflection mode is not limited to verbs, you can in
fact inflect also nouns, adjectives, pronouns, numerals, and some
prepositions. ElixirFM can be also used as a dictionary or as a
morphological analyzer of Arabic texts.
You can visit http://elixir-fm.sourceforge.net/ and click the ElixirFM
Inflect mode. The screen will show an example query. In the right
field, you can specify the Arabic citation form of the word you want
to inflect. You can even write down the English translation of the
word you are interesed in. It is possible to input the Arabic script
using an intuitive Latin transcription (click on the Yamli icon for
more help).
The left field of the form indicates what morphological parameters you
are interested in. You can use common linguistic names for them, such
as 'perfect' or 'indicative', or use abbreviations, like 'perf' or
'ind'. The parameters that you leave unrestricted will be iterated
over, so you can easily obtain whole paradigms of inflected word
forms.
The default example says 'perfect active third imperative', which will
give you all third person perfective active verb forms and all
imperative verb forms. You can modify this easily to relax or restrict
the space of inflectional parameters according to your needs.
Some more documentation is provided at the ElixirFM Wiki
http://elixir-fm.wiki.sourceforge.net/, but feel free to contact me if
you have any questions or comments.
Best regards and wishes for the new year,
Otakar Smrz
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