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When Similar Means Different: Evaluating LLMs on Arabic--Hebrew Cognates
Arabic and Hebrew, as closely related Semitic languages, share many words with similar surface forms, including true cognates, false friends, and modern loanwords. These lexical relationships create ambiguity for cross-lingual semantic interpretation, as similar forms may correspond to shared, diver
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