The concept of computing and how to process the Arabic language | مجلة قضايا لغوية | Linguistic Issues Journal

##theme.Theme.article.main##

Mohamed Tahraoui
Computational linguistics is among the modern linguistic concepts, which
have emerged as a branch of other branches of linguistics, as it relies on computing
and simulating the human mind in understanding the linguistic phenomenon
theorizing and achievement....
Thus, computational linguistics combines "language/mind" and "machine/computer", producing a complex (computing language).
To what extent has this technology provided a service to the
Arabic language, and what are the technical modalities developed during automated
processing?
Keywords: linguistics, computer, intelligence, mind, language computing
1- Hussam Al-Khatib, 1998, Arabic in the Information Age: Stormy Challenges and Modest Confrontations, Arabization Magazine, Arab Center for Arabization, Translation, and Publishing, Issue 2.
2- Saad Yassin, 2012, Fundamentals of Management Information Systems and Information Technology, Dar Al-Manahj Publishing and Distribution, 1st ed.
3- Alian Rabhi Mustafa, 2015/1436 AH, Electronic and Digital Libraries, Dar Safaa Publishing and Distribution, Amman, 2nd ed.
4- Omar Mahdiwi, (dt.), Generating Names from Triliteral Roots in the Arabic Language: A Comparative Linguistics, Vol. 1, supervised by Abdul Ghani Abu Al-Azm, Hassan II University, Casablanca, Arabic Language Sciences Unit.
5- Al-Kamar, 2006, Computers and the Language Library, Dar Al-Kotob Al-Ilmiyyah, Cairo.
6- Labidi Bouabdallah, The Experience of the Supreme Council for the Arabic Language in Developing Terminology, Arabic Language Magazine, Algeria.
7- A group of researchers: Translation in the Arab World: Towards the Establishment of an Arab Translation Institution, Center for Arab Unity Studies, Beirut, 1st ed.
8- Musa Mahmoud Abdullah Al-Hafez, 1999, Computerization of Libraries and Information Centers, Amman.
9- Nabil Ali, Language and Computers, trans. Osama Al-Hawli, Al-Arabi Company, Arabization Magazine.
10- Nihad Al-Mousa, 2000, Arabic: Towards a New Description in Light of Computational Linguistics, Arab Foundation for Studies and Publishing, Beirut.
11- Walid Al-Anani, 2007, Khaled Al-Jaber, A Research Guide to Arabic Computational Linguistics, Publishing and Distribution House, Amman, Jordan, 1st ed.



This content is Open Access

ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ

Disclaimer

The opinions expressed in the texts published are the author’s own and do not necessarily express the views of the Editorial team of the Journal of Qaḍāyā luġawiyaẗ (Linguistic Issues)

The Authors assume all responsibility for the ideas expressed in the materials published

Authors warrant that the rights of third parties will not be violated and that the publisher will not be held legally responsible should there be any claims for compensation

 

 

Copyright © linguistic issues 2020-2026

Center for Scientific and Technical Research for the Development of the Arabic Language

Linguistic Research Unit and Arabic Language Issues in Algeria

National Road 49 Ghardaia Road, PO Box 07 Kasdi Merbah University; Postal Code 30063 Ouargla - Algeria

Tel/Fax:+21329719361     Mail:contact@qadaya-lugawiyat.dz      Website:https://www.qadaya-lugawiyat.dz