Where is the arabic language location in the spectrum? ,(reply>), @Ihategoogle+ Semitic languages are, if I'm not mistaken, fusional / transfixing, precisely because of the "roots/forms" thingy.,(reply>), @Mohammad bahzad It's probably a mixture of agglutinative and fusional. Agglutinativebecause of ضمائر المتصلة which are just added to the word and fusional because the whole language is built on the principle of putting a root into a form.