The aim of this paper is to extend the application of the lexical root theory to the investigation
of select religious terms in English and Arabic to prove their genetic relationship. It criticizes …

The aim of this paper is to the examine the genetic relationship between all numeral words
in Arabic and English primarily as well as other European languages such as German …

This paper examines the genetic relationship between all personal pronouns, which are part
of the core vocabulary of language, in Arabic and English mainly as well as German, French …

This paper examines the genetic relationship between verb to be forms in Arabic and
English mainly as well as German, French, and Latin secondarily. It applies the principles …

This paper examines the genetic relationship between determiners such as the definite and
indefinite articles and demonstrative pronouns in Arabic and English mainly as well as …

This paper investigates the genetic relationship between derivational affixes or morphemes
like ensure, whiten, opinion, activity in Arabic and English mainly as well as German …

This paper investigates the phonemic cognates of Arabic back consonants in English mainly
besides German, French, and Latin. Using the lexical root theory as a theoretical framework …

This paper examines through the application of the lexical root theory the genetic
relationship between number (plurality) and gender (femininity) markers in Arabic and …

This paper examines the Arabic cognates and/or origins of animal terms in English, German,
French, Latin, and Greek from a lexical root theory perspective. The data consists of about …

This paper aims to establish, through the application of the lexical root theory, the Arabic
origins of negative particles and words in English mainly besides German, French, Latin …