ACE — Reverse Analyzer: Concept & Documentation
Starting from an Arabic surface token, ACE can investigate its conjunctions, particles, article, stem, root, Form, tense/category, pronoun index, suffixes, and attached pronouns. Latin transliteration is a pronunciation aid, not the authoritative source for Arabic morphology.
This is a documentation and sample-input page. It does not run the production reverse analyzer or claim to identify a token's morphology.
1. What the Reverse Analyzer Examines
- Conjunctions and other initial particles (e.g., وَ, فَ, بِ, لِ)
- ND particle groups and members, including prepositions, demonstratives, relatives, and conditionals
- Definite article and sun-letter assimilation
- Verbal or nominal stem and possible prefixes
- Root radicals and compatible Forms (I–X; other categories where implemented)
- ACE tense/category and pronoun indices (1–14 for verbal paradigms)
- Verbal/nominal suffixes, declension endings, and attached object/genitive pronouns
More than one structural analysis may be valid. Preserve overlapping hypotheses unless a specific morphological rule rules one out.