Arabic Keyword Variants Generator

List the written forms of an Arabic keyword: with ال, with attached prefixes and with spelling variants.

How to use

What it checks and how it works

Arabic attaches one-letter words to the word that follows: و (and), ب (with, in), ل (for, to), ف (so, then) and ك (like), and the definite article ال. The tool applies these as rules and lists every written form, so a keyword such as صيدلية also appears as الصيدلية, بالصيدلية, للصيدلية and so on. Joining ل to ال is written لل, which is a spelling rule and not an option. It is rule-based: it does not stem, find plurals or guess meaning, and it does not check which forms people actually search for. Take the list to your keyword data to see which forms have volume. A phrase takes the article on its first word only, unless you ask for every word.

Does this tell me search volume?

No. It lists possible written forms. Check them against a keyword tool or your Search Console queries to see which ones people use.

Why do some forms look wrong?

The tool applies the attachment rules to any word, including words that sound odd with some prefixes. Remove the ones you would not use.

Does it generate plurals or verb forms?

No. It covers attached prefixes, the article and the spelling variants only, with no stemming.

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