Abstract
This paper sheds light on an in-progress work for building a morphological analyzer for Egyptian Arabic (EGY). To build such a tool, a corpus of 527,000 EGY words is built covering different sources and genres, a tag-set is developed and about 239,000 words are morphologically annotated according to their contexts. Each annotated word is associated with its suitable Proclitic(s), Original Word Form, Tag, Enclitic(s), Glossary, Number, Gender, Definiteness, Conventional Lemma and Word Form. The conventional orthography is assigned for each word to be close to the EGY pronunciation as much as possible regardless the way a word is typically written.
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