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Trend Analysis of Arabic Digital Dictionaries: A Systematic Literature Review

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A review of journal articles published between 2020 and 2024 that discuss the design, effectiveness, perception, and lexicographical quality of Arabic digital dictionaries identifies research gaps regarding the integration of artificial intelligence and deeper linguistic features into Arabic digital dictionaries.

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