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نحو خريطة أصلية لرومانية
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في هذه الورقة، نحقق في أصل الكلمات الرومانية.نبدأ من المعجم الروماني واستخراج المعلومات تلقائيا من قواميس متعددة الأولي.نقوم بتقييم النتائج وإجراء تحليلات كمية واسعة من النوعية والنوعية بهدف بناء خريطة أصلية للغة.
In this paper we investigate the etymology of Romanian words. We start from the Romanian lexicon and automatically extract information from multiple etymological dictionaries. We evaluate the results and perform extensive quantitative and qualitative analyses with the goal of building an etymological map of the language.
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