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Al-'Arabiyya Journal

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Volume 58, 2025

The current issue of the journal is available directly from Georgetown University Press. Separate articles from the issue will soon be available from Project MUSE.

Contents

Editor’s Note
Acknowledgments

ARTICLES

Ultrasonic- Acoustic Investigation of the Tongue Retraction Spread of Arabic Emphatics: A Preliminary Study 

Hamed Al‑Tairi and Yahya Aldholmi

Vowel Hiatus Resolution in Arabic
Samira Farwaneh

The Morphosyntax of Deverbal Exclamatives in Arabic  
Hussein Al‑Bataineh

Collaborative Culture Note-Taking: Innovative Activity Design to Foster Intercultural Competence for Arabic Learners

Kara Mac Donald and Hazem Osman

What Is a Lemma in Arabic and Why Does It Matter in the Construction of Frequency Dictionaries?

Laila Familiar 

When English Is Not the Villain
Eiman Mustafawi, Mohammad Mostafa Saleem, and Katsiaryna Ata

Book Reviews 

Modern Standard Arabic: Advanced to Superior Level. Peter Abboud, Aman Attieh, Ernest N. McCarus, and Raji Rammuny

Reviewed by Karin C. Ryding


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