ACE Suffix Soup C — Rev10 Engine Test Suite

Five-part notation: Form.T.Subject.Object.Prepend. Index 0 = none. These are attached token-initial sequences, not standalone words. Longer combinations are distinct entries. This register is available to the test script only; the reverse analyzer still requires a separate integration.

Example: كَتَبَ = 1.1.1.0.0; فَكَتَبَهُمْ = 1.1.1.3.1. The attached sequence فَلَـ is assigned index 12; a morphological analysis must still establish that its use is valid.

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Run all 26 baseline tokens in ACE (batch mode). Or use each individual test link below.

Run 26 strong-root suffix variations in ACE (recommended first).

Run all 52 tests in ACE (combined batch).

Custom Arabic token(s), including generated suffix variants:

Analyze these tokens

One root per Arabic starting letter. This is an alphabet-coverage set, not a claim that every root is strong: the morphological category is shown independently. T1/T2 are taken from the same Form I dictionary record where available; missing references are displayed rather than invented. No reference metadata is passed to ACE.

Run 48 available alphabet-reference tokens in ACE

Read-only curated surfaces, not a new conjugator. The reference is an expected candidate, not necessarily the only valid analysis. In particular, identical surface forms can legitimately represent more than one T/index. These rows do not change dictionary records or the reverse engine.

Fourteen active-perfect (T1) and fourteen active-indicative (T2) reference forms. Prefix and suffix are displayed as independent evidence for index 1–14. Identical tokens can legitimately correspond to multiple indices: do not collapse them. The references are curated, not generated by ACE.

Run all 28 index-reference rows in ACE

Orthographic rule: when an object pronoun follows a verbal plural ending ـُوا, omit its final ا, retain و, and attach the object pronoun. This applies to the tested perfect, subjunctive/jussive and imperative references. The expected code belongs to the verb's subject, not the object. Curated tokens are test references; dictionary and analyzer are unchanged.

Run all 36 plural-waw tests in ACE

Level 2 combines tense/subject suffixes with attached objects across Forms I–V. Level 3 adds initial particles and more structural variation. References are hypotheses for manual comparison, not automatic engine results. Preserve T3/T4 alternatives; do not assume intransitive verbs accept object pronouns.

Difficulty Level 2 — 10 tokens

Run Level 2 batch in ACE

Difficulty Level 3 — 10 tokens

Run Level 3 batch in ACE

Preserved observations, not rejected tokens. This read-only register stores representative failures and partially recognized tokens from supplied ACE outputs. It does not automatically detect new failures or write observations to disk. Recheck these after any R007/R008/R009 revision; keep old findings as history.

Retest all 13 observed tokens

Read-only diagnostic. The previously uncaptured token is recorded as deferred, not rejected. First keep the dual imperfect base constant while varying the attached pronoun; then keep هُ constant while varying the subject ending. These are exploratory concatenations and may require orthographic or phonological adjustment; do not treat them as validated conjugator outputs.

Deferred-token register

Run all 16 isolation tokens in ACE

Interpretation: If multiple object pronouns fail with the same dual base, investigate the subject-ending boundary. If only هُ fails, investigate its attachment handling. Compare expanded R004/R005 and suffix diagnostics before making engine changes.

The first layer determines the verb's subject index; the second layer attaches a randomly selected pronoun. These are exploratory object-pronoun combinations of verbal bases. Genitive attachment is shown as a separate grammatical possibility only where the base is nominal or prepositional; it is not automatically valid for a verb. Orthographic plural-waw alif deletion is applied; other spellings may require phonological adjustments and must be checked against the conjugator before being treated as canonical. Expected Form.T.Index refers to the verb base only.

Repeatable random seed: Tests: 71428 Regenerate / replay seed New random seed

Seed: 957703938 · Run 14 random attached-pronoun tests in ACE