1.9 the staff of the project

The collaborators to the project of compiling the Nijmegen Arabic Dictionaries can be classified in different categories:

Editors were collaborators who were entitled to independently enter data in the database, change data or even remove data from the database. This group consisted of editors who are native speakers of Arabic and one editor who is an arabist and a native speaker of Dutch.
These editors are (in alphabetical order):

The fact that three editors originate from Morocco may seem an overrepresentation of Morocco, but all three editors of Moroccan origin contributed to the project successively.

Assistants were collaborators who were hired to enter or correct data that were supplied to them by editors or the project coordinator. They were not entitled to enter or change data independently. Most of them were just graduated or students in an advanced stage of their study of Arabic.
These  collaborators are (in alphabetical order):

Then there is the category of collaborators who have provided advice, for example on lacking translations of  problematic Dutch words or expressions, or they checked part of the data. Most of them were not actually based in Nijmegen, but rendered their services from their own locations.
These  collaborators are (in alphabetical order):

Finally the project was supported by a guiding commission of experts. This commission was installed by the principal the CLVV, in order to monitor the execution of the project. This commission consisted of three scientists: