This is mainly due to the fact that Arabic is a non-concatenative language ( Al-Shalabi and Evens , 1998 ) , and that the stem/infix obtained by suppression of infix and prefix add-ons is not the same for words derived from the same origin called the root .
a computational morphology system for arabic”
R Al-Shalabi M Evens
In Arabic , however , the use of stems will not yield satisfactory categorization . This is mainly due to the fact that Arabic is a non-concatenative language ( Al-Shalabi and Evens , 1998 ) , and that the stem/infix obtained by suppression of infix and prefix add-ons is not the same for words derived from the same origin called the root . The infix form ( or stem ) needs further to be processed in order to obtain the root .
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