Arabic Morphology & Root Extractor

Overview

An advanced educational and linguistic tool designed for students, researchers, and Arabic language educators to decompose Arabic words, extract their underlying roots, and inspect morphological patterns in accordance with classical Arabic morphology standards and computational lexicography.

Key Features of the Morphology Engine

• •Accurate extraction of bare and augmented triliteral and quadriliteral roots
• •Inspect morphological weights (Awzan) with full Tashkeel voweling
• •Identify augmented letters derived from the 10-letter mnemonic (Saaltumuniha)
• •Classify active/passive participles, verbal nouns (Masdar), and descriptive adjectives
• •Detailed detection and breakdown of phonological rules: I'lal (vowel mutation/deletion) and Ibdal (consonant assimilation)
• •Comprehensive 13-pronoun conjugation matrix for past, present, and imperative in active and passive voices
• •Virtual Tashkeel bar for easy typing of Arabic diacritics on mobile and desktop
• •High-resolution printable PDF study sheet and conjugation matrix export

How to Use the Morphology Analyzer

1. 1
   Enter any Arabic word or verb in the input box or click any sample chip.
2. 2
   Optionally use the Tashkeel bar to add specific diacritics.
3. 3
   Click (Analyze Word) to run the morphological inspector.
4. 4
   Review the root, weight, classification, augmented letters, and the letter-by-letter mapping chart.
5. 5
   Explore the 13-pronoun conjugation table and toggle between active and passive voices.
6. 6
   Click (Print & Export PDF) to generate and download the complete study document.

Frequently Asked Questions about Arabic Morphology