No fish has ever been observed swimming in the Arabic language, so when saying the simile "العربية بحر", the tertium comparationis is definitely not that animals with gills can breathe there. Commonly, the saying is understood in the sense that the Arabic language is as infinite as a coast-less ocean — but the image has much more to tell than that.

In this posting, we present the concept of morphological variants of collocations, which is a way of using derivational morphology to...

We are very happy to announce a new release of Muraija! In addition to many minor improvements and bug fixes, we added two new features:...