How many words does the Arabic language have?

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Over 12 million words, depending on dialects and sources.
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According to estimates, the Arabic language has over 12 million distinct words
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While it's difficult to give an exact number, estimates suggest the Arabic language has a vast vocabulary, possibly around 12 million distinct words, although some sources suggest a smaller number, around 200,000.
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