Arabic NLP tools List inventory

• Tashaphyne Light Stemmer Tashaphyne Light Stemmer
• Khoja Arabic Stemmer Khoja Arabic Stemmer
• Arabic Stemmers: Sebawai and Al-Stem Sebawai and Al-Stem (Contact Dr. Kareem Darwish)
• Larkey’s L-stem Larkey’s L-stem (contact authors) D.2
• Farasa Segmentor Farasa
• ARBML/tkseem
• Alkhalil Lemmatizer
  • Alkhalil Stemmer
  • Alkhalil Root Extractor

• QalsadiQalsadi Qalsadi: Arabic mophological analyzer Library for python.
• Buckwalter Arabic Morphological Analyzer (BAMA BAMA)
• Standard Arabic Morphological Analyzer (SAMA SAMA, version 3.0 of BAMA)
• ElixirFM ElixirFM : Functional Arabic Morphology
• Xerox Arabic Morphological Analysis and Generation
• (Deprecated) NMSU NMSU’s Arabic Morphological Analyzer - MAGEAD: Morphological Analysis and Generation for Arabic and its Dialects ~~- Almorgeana : Arabic Lexeme-based Morphological Generation and Analysis is distributed as part of the MADA system. ~~ - Alkhalil Alkhalil Morphological Analyzer
• Araflex Araflex

- Khoja Arabic Tagger Khoja Arabic Tagger

• AMIRA: AMIRA: Toolkit for Arabic tokenization, POS tagging and base phrase chunking
• MADA MADA: Morphological Analysis and Disambiguation for Arabic – a tool for tokenization, lemmatization, diacritization and POS tagging

• [The Stanford Parser] (http:https://nlp.stanford.edu/software/lex-parser.shtml)
• The Bikel Parser
• MALTParser
• Mohammed Attia ’s Rule-based Parser for MSA http:https://www.attiaspace.com/

~~- Yassine Benajiba’s ANER (Arabic Named Entity Recognition) system ~~ - BBN’s Identifinder BBN’s Identifinder (English, Arabic, Chinese)

• Statistical MT public resources: Giza alignment, Pharaoh and Moses decoders, etc.
• Turjuman : is a neural machine translation toolkit from 20 languages into Modern Standard Arabic. Demo.

• Tred for Arabic Tred for Arabic - Tree Editor with Arabic support

• aConCorde: A concordance generation program for Arabic

• Qutrub Source on github
• The CJKI Arabic Verb Conjugator (CAVE).
  An interactive Arabic-English verb conjugation application for iOS devices that provides conjugation paradigms for over 1,600 Arabic verbs.
• AraCon ARACON is a verb conjugator for Arabic implemented as part of a morphological Analyser and generator (java).

• Arabic Transcription and Transliteration.
  An overview of some linguistic issues related to transliteration and transcription, with special focus on our Arabic transcription technology.
• The ARAN and NANA systems automatically transcribe CJK and Latin names to and from Arabic.

• Tafqit : Tafqeet of Arabic Number to Word تحويل الأرقام إلى ما يقابلها كتابة باللغة العربية

Al-Faraheedy-Project

• Abuelkhair Corpus, 1.5 billion Arabic words corpus includes more than 5 million newspaper articles, over 1.5 billion words, about 3 million unique words. The corpus is encoded (UTF-8,CP-1256) and marked as XML and SGML.
• Tashkeela Arabic vocalized (diacritized) Texts corpus
• A fully diacritized modernA fully diacritized modern Arabic translation of the Bible (by Biblica).

• The CJKI Arabic Learner’s Dictionary (CALD) (.pdf).
  A new concept dictionary that enables learners to gain a full understanding of MSA core vocabulary. An Arabic summary is available at القاموس العربي الإنجليزي للمتعلمين (.pdf)

• Comprehensive Word Lists for Arabic (CJKAWORD).
  Comprehensive monolingual word lists for Arabic covering general vocabulary, proper nouns and technical terms. Includes both a lexical database for canonical forms and a full-furm lexicon.

• Arabic Broken Plurals.
  A comprehensive database of broken plurals (unpredictable) in Arabic given in three versions -- voweled, unvoweled, and transcription.

• Buckwalter’s list of Arabic roots
• Project Root List
• Root list inside the morphological analyzer Sebawai (Contact Dr. Kareem Darwish)

• ANERCorp : Is a Corpus of more than 150,000 words annotated for the NER task.
• ANERGazet: Is a collection of 3 Gazetteers, (i) Locations: a Gazetteer containing names of continents, countries, cities, etc.; (ii) People: a Gazetteer containing names of people recollected manually from different Arabic websites; and finally (iii) Organizations: containing names of Organizations like companies, football teams, etc.
• FAOTERM: United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization of the Terminology refer- ence for country names (six languages including Arabic)
• Foreignword.com’s country names in 16 languages including Arabic
• Geonames.de’s multilingual resource for names of geographical entities (and other things)C.5. LEXICAL DATABASES 139
• U.S. Board on Geographic Names (including Arab countries) – uses SATTS Arabic translit- eration

• Database of Arab Names (DAN).
  A comprehensive database covering over 6.5 million Arab names and variants, based on authoritative resources and extensively proofread by a team of Arabic native speaker editors.

• Database of Arab Names in Arabic (DANA).
  A one-of-a-kind resource of Arab personal names and variants, in the original Arabic script. This database covers several hundred thousand Arabic script variants, along with common spelling mistakes.

• Database of Arabic Business Names (DABNA).
  Arabic Companies and Organizations. A database of Arabic company and organization names is now under development.

• Expanded OFAC (XOFAC).
  To address the shortcomings of OFAC's SDN List, CJKI has developed a comprehensive "Expanded OFAC" database of OFAC full name variants, the vast majority of which are not listed in OFAC.

• Database of Foreign Names in Arabic (DAFNA).
  A database of non-Arab names transcribed to Arabic, including Arabic orthographic variants and common orthographic errors.

• Dictionary of Arabic Place Names (DAPNA).
  A database of Arabic-English place names including systematic coverage for orthographic variants and common orthographic errors.

• Documents:: more than 11,000 Arabic Wikipedia Articles in SGML format (the format adopted in the CLEF and also the one accepted by the JIRS system).
• [List of Questions]](http:https://users.dsic.upv.es/~ybenajiba/resources/):: This is a list of 200 questions of different types. The proportion of each type of questions is the same proportion adopted in CLEF.
• [List of Correct Answers]](http:https://users.dsic.upv.es/~ybenajiba/resources/):: For each of the questions presented in my list of questions, I give you here a list of correct answers for each question. This list is very important for automatic evaluation.

• Arabic Wordnet Arabic VerbNet Arabic Verbnet is a lage scale verb lexicon that classifies verbs in Arabic using syntactic alternations inspired by the work of Kipper Schuler (2005) on English VerbNet.