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We are currently looking for volunteers to review the linguistic annotation in the corpus. If you come across a word and you feel that a better analysis could be provided, you can suggest a correction online by clicking on an Arabic word. New messages or suggestions still under discussion are shown below. Resolved comments on morphological and syntactic tagging have been archived (5234 messages).

Messages 1489 to 1531 of 2380:

 (49:10:6) Genitive. Mazhar A. Nurani 14 August 11
 (41:16:16) Elative Noun اسم التفضيل: (superlative from خِزْىٌ... Mazhar A. Nurani 13 August 11
 (2:57:6) Shouldn't this be a proper noun? hr 12 August 11
 Not really, it's just a noun. It's not the name of a special... Kais 13 August 11
 (37:123:2) Why is this genitive instead of accusative? It... hr 3 August 11
 You are right. It is accusative. Needs to be corrected. Abdul Rahman 7 August 11
 (35:28:13) This word may be somehow tagged wrong, as it... Ryan Brizendine 26 July 11
 Isn't it the plural form of 'alim? I don't think there is a... hr 3 August 11
 (7:164:4) I was thinking that this is a subject pronoun and... FS 19 July 11
 I'm afraid you have not understood it correctly. It is an... Abdul Rahman 19 July 11
 Thank you for taking the time to look over the suggestions... FS 20 July 11
 Subject of feminine verb is أمة and what corpus has correctly... Mazhar A. Nurani 20 July 11
 (7:157:27) This noun is a feminine plural (in singular it is... FS 13 July 11
 Grammatically speaking, this noun is "feminine singular" --... Abdul Rahman 19 July 11
 Yes that seems like a good idea and it would clarify things... FS 20 July 11
 (7:74:6) Dharf zamaan instead of simply a genitive noun?... FS 4 July 11
 That's not how it works. If a noun is preceded by a "harf... Abdul Rahman 5 July 11
 Salam, FS has correctly pointed it as Dharf zamaan. It is... Mazhar A. Nurani 5 July 11
 Better to stick to the classification of the classical... Abdul Rahman 5 July 11
 Jazakumullahu khairan for the comments, just wanted a... FS 13 July 11
 The primary purpose of the science of i3raab is to know the... Abdul Rahman 19 July 11
 Okay that's fine jazakallahu khairan FS 20 July 11
 (7:162:4) This seems to be a personal pronoun and not an... FS 15 July 11
 This seems to be a personal pronoun and not an object one... FS 15 July 11
 There is no distinction between a "personal pronoun" and an... Abdul Rahman 19 July 11
 "hum" is the "object" of the preposition "min". It is the... Abdul Rahman 19 July 11
 (7:162:9) Although this is in the jaar- majroor relationship... FS 15 July 11
 You are correct, it is an object pronoun. But the tagging is... Abdul Rahman 19 July 11
 (7:163:14) The noun here is feminine as it is a plural of an... FS 19 July 11
 (7:160:4) Feminine in gender since the numbers are feminized... FS 15 July 11
 (7:158:14) This is the 'no' of the strongest form in Arabic... FS 13 July 11
 (7:157:33) The pronoun is the object of the verb 'believed... FS 13 July 11
 (7:157:19) This pronoun here is an object pronoun and seems... FS 13 July 11
 (7:148:2) Collective noun (exhibiting plural meaning like... FS 13 July 11
 (7:150:17) The noun here is: feminine in gender N-... FS 12 July 11
 (7:149:16) The laam labelled as emphatic prefix laam, to me... FS 12 July 11
 (2:90:10) مصدر :منصوب Verbal Noun: Indefinite; Accusative Mazhar A. Nurani 11 July 11
 (2:87:22) Mood: Indicative Mazhar A. Nurani 10 July 11
 (2:85:16) Mood: Jussive Mazhar A. Nurani 9 July 11
 (7:147:7) This is a feminine plural, in its singular it is... FS 7 July 11
 (7:144:7) For the noun here we need to add plural to the... FS 7 July 11
 (7:133:12) We can add plural to the description here FS 7 July 11
 (5:82:23) Form I Active Participle Plural رُّهْبَانِ is... islamicstriver 7 July 11

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