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Translating computer scientific terms into Arabic represents a challenge that necessitates not only linguistic expertise but also a nuanced understanding of both source and target languages. Despite the increasing demand for accurate scientific translation in Arabic-speaking communities, the process is far from being simple. This study embarks on an exploration of scientific translation with a particular focus on computer scientific terms. It aims to identify the challenges encountered by translators and check if the application of translation theories is practical for creating new terms in Arabic. The study is significant as it addresses the pressing need for accurate scientific translation into Arabic language which contributes to the enhancement of communication and knowledge dissemination. An examination of various translation strategies helped to uncover the applicability of translation theories in this context. By scrutinizing the linguistic nuances, we seek to unravel the complexities inherent in translating computer scientific terms into Arabic. Findings not only shed light on the practical application of translation theories but also underscore the importance of context and domain-specific knowledge in achieving accurate and sensitive translations. Ultimately, this study contributes to the broader discourse on scientific translation by offering recommendations for enhancing the precision and fluency of computer scientific translation into Arabic, thereby facilitating the seamless exchange of knowledge across linguistic boundaries.
Amine Ayada (Mon,) studied this question.