lexicon
In Arabic verbs and their derivatives, plurals, synonyms, antonyms and homophones
use of the lexicon; An abandoned tradition that must be revived.
The dictionary of conjugation of Arabic verbs, morphologically, grammatically, and orthographically, is the first of its kind in the Arab world. The strength of the book lies in the fact that correct writing is not limited to the limits of drawing a word, but rather in knowing its etymological origin and its syntactic position. Hence, I represented the conjugations of all Arabic verbs, for more than sixteen thousand verbs. It has been conjugated in the case of the past, present, imperative, its source and all verb derivatives in alphabetical order, with mentioning their weights and explaining their meanings and significance, and their morphological rules within a visual representative digital table representing the verb number, to help students and researchers, whether they are specialists or non-specialists. Also for the authors of spelling, grammar and morphology books, Arabic language curricula and teaching methods. As well as plurals, synonyms, antonyms, and homophones. Synonymy and antonyms in the Arabic language are characterized by giving more than one word to clarify and confirm the meaning of the word without confusion in understanding, because many of the meanings and connotations of vocabulary in the Arabic text are old and modern, the knowledge of which depends precisely on the subject of synonymy.

The dictionary is an essential reference for school and university students and their teachers, and for Arabic writers in general. It is also considered a rich linguistic repertoire for researchers in Arabic language engineering and computing sciences in various fields: machine translation, electronic transliteration, spelling checkers and other different sciences of computerized Arabic language processing in what is known as natural science. Language Processing NLP