Editing Fusional language (section)

== Semitic languages ==
Another notable group of fusional languages is the [[Semitic languages]], including [[Hebrew]], [[Arabic]], and [[Amharic]]. These also often involve [[nonconcatenative morphology]], in which a word root is often placed into templates denoting its function in a sentence. Arabic is especially notable for this, with the common example being the root ''[[k-t-b]]'' being placed into multiple different patterns.