PRODUCTIVE WORD FORMATION AND BORROWING PATTERNS IN ARABIC

This article investigates the key productive models of wordformation and borrowing used to enrich the lexical composition of the Arabiclanguage, with a particular focus on the formation of internet terminology. Itanalyzes the internal mechanisms of the language, such as the morpho-root methodand semantic transformation, as well as external factors like calquing andtransliteration. The article also touches upon the sociolinguistic phenomenon ofArabizi.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-08-11
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16796529
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Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis
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PRODUCTIVE WORD FORMATION AND BORROWING PATTERNS IN ARABIC

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This article investigates the key productive models of wordformation and borrowing used to enrich the lexical composition of the Arabiclanguage, with a particular focus on the formation of internet terminology. Itanalyzes the internal mechanisms of the language, such as the morpho-root methodand semantic transformation, as well as external factors like calquing andtransliteration. The article also touches upon the sociolinguistic phenomenon ofArabizi.

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