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Essai Sur La Formation Et La DÃ(c)composition Des Racines Arabes delves into the intricate structure and evolution of Arabic root words. Authored by AbbÃ(c) Leguest, this treatise explores the mechanisms by which Arabic roots are formed and how they decompose, providing valuable insights into the linguistic foundations of the Arabic language.
This work is essential for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the depth and complexity of Arabic. Leguest's detailed analysis makes it a significant contribution to the field of comparative linguistics and offers a fascinating glimpse into the historical development of language.
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