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BISHAI COMPUTER DICTIONARY OF LITERARY ARABIC
Arabic – English

Compiled and Directed By Dr. Wilson B. Bishai
Retired Senior Lecturer on Arabic, Harvard University

COMPUTER DICTIONARY OF LITERARY ARABIC, Choose From Three Versions:

2- SAAD (Spelling Checker and Arabic Dictionary) -
for Arabic Windows 9x only. This version can attach itself to any document in Arabic Word and be used
to look up the English meanings of words selected.
It can also spell check the Arabic text.

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3- ADAM (Arabic Dictionary and Morphology) - for English Windows 98. It can also be installed in Arabic Windows. This version is for Students of Arabic who struggle with recognizing roots and using a book dictionary. It allows the student to enter an Arabic word in a STRICT mode without prefixes or suffixes. It also allows the student to enter a word in a LOOSE mode

Click here for examples of actual pages from the ADAM VERSION
to illustrate to the user some of the features of the Dictionary
It may be noted here that the Dictionary and its related files are skilfully compressed to occupy only one 3.5 floppy diskette. Moreover, the Dictionary is very comprehensive based on the Arabic Dictionary al-Muhit al-Muhit and can
look up an endless number of Arabic words since it accepts entries with prefixes and suffixes.

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Click here for more detailed information on using the dictionary.

Dictionaries Do not Run on Win Me/2000/XP

Dictionaries Do not Run on Win Me/2000/XP

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