Davidson's Introductory Hebrew GrammarIntroductory Hebrew Grammar, Hebrew Syntax. A. B. Davidson

A Finite-State Morphological Grammar of Hebrew

Morphological analysis is a crucial component of several natural language processing tasks, especially for languages with a highly productive morphology, where stipulating a full lexicon of surface forms is not feasible. This paper describes HAMSAH (HAifa Morphological System for Analyzing Hebrew), a morphological processor for Modern Hebrew, based on finite-state linguistically motivated rules...

The Syntax of Determiners in Hebrew

Towards a linguistically motivated computational grammar for Hebrew

While the morphology of Modern Hebrew is well accounted for computationally, there are few computational grammars describing the syntax of the language. Existing grammars are scarcely based on solid linguistic grounds: they do not conform to any particular linguistic theory and do not provide a linguistically plausible analysis for the data they cover. This paper presents a first attempt toward...

Modern Hebrew Relative Clauses

The Hebrew FrameNet Project

We present the Hebrew FrameNet project, describe the development and annotation processes and enumerate the challenges we faced along the way.