Arabic Morphological Analysis Corpus

Introduction to Arabic Morphological Analysis Corpus

The Arabic Morphological Analysis Corpus is a valuable collection of Arabic words with precise morphological tags, compiled from two authentic Quranic and jurisprudential sources. This corpus is an unparalleled resource for computational linguistics research and Arabic natural language processing.

Statistics and Figures

More than 320,000 words from authentic Arabic sources
More than 20 morphological tags for each word

Data Sources

Source	Description
Holy Quran	Complete text of the Quran in Arabic
Sharaye' al-Islam Book	Complete text of the jurisprudential book Sharaye' al-Islam

Morphological Tags

This corpus includes more than 20 morphological tags for each word, the most important of which are:

Tag	Description
Stem (Pirasteh)	Simplified form of the word without affixes
Root (Risheh)	Triliteral or quadriliteral root of the word
Part of Speech (Ghesm-e-Kalameh)	Noun, verb, particle
Number (Tedad)	Singular, dual, plural
Person (Shakhs)	First, second, third
Pattern (Vazn)	Morphological pattern of the word (e.g., Fa'eel, Mafa'aleh)
Verb Form (Bab)	Verb form (e.g., If'al, Taf'eel)

Applications

Automatic Morphological Analysis: Training and evaluating morphological analysis systems
Arabic Natural Language Processing: Developing language models for Arabic texts
Machine Translation: Improving translation quality using morphological information
Information Retrieval: Enhancing search accuracy in Arabic texts
Linguistic Research: Studying the morphological structure of Arabic language
Quranic Exegesis: Precise lexical analysis of Quranic verses

Benefits

Large Volume: More than 320,000 tagged words
Rich Tagging: More than 20 morphological features per word
Authentic Sources: Holy Quran and Sharaye' al-Islam book
Textual Diversity: Includes religious (Quran) and jurisprudential (Sharaye') texts

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