Dubai Future Foundation (DFF) has launched an online glossary of future Arabic scientific and technical terms in honor of World Arabic Language Day.
The open-source dictionary is available at https://arabicglossary.dubaifuture.ae, and it enables the public to edit it and add new terms. It contains 500 terms in Arabic and English, arranged according to categories.
The glossary aims to support researchers and translators in creating and publishing Arabic scientific and technical content and prepare them to deal with future knowledge and innovations.
Abdulaziz AlJaziri, Deputy CEO and COO of DFF, said:
"Throughout the history of humankind, Arab pioneers have been behind many important innovations, discoveries and inventions. Our glossary proves that the Arabic language can keep up with the tremendous pace of technological development we are currently witnessing, and continue to enrich the science and technology landscape owing to its ability to express scientific concepts."
The glossary supports endeavors to standardize modern Arabic terms and explains their meaning to promote practical use.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
