صيغة المبني للمجهول في اللغات السامية بين اللغة العبرية واللغة الاكدية واللغة العربية (دراسة لغوية مقارنة)

To be any language in the world of feature or phenomenon indicates its evolution It starts from the beginning - as a address and Tdwin- and gain that advantage or phenomenon amount adequate flexibility in expansion until its completion to be the ultimate characteristic of linguistic characteristics that are characterized by as mature language. From here came standpoint president to the subject of our research this represented in the study is simple and important of the Akkadian language which was characterized by the existence of four main verb forms part corresponding to each one of them part of the peculiarities of the verb in the Arabic language, the first The formula (Statistics) symmetry simple in Arabic verb to build ( verb), and the second formula (debilitating) symmetry triple formula more Balta and weaken an eye on the building (do) third formula (causal) symmetry triple formula more Balhmzh and Seine-na to build (Astfl) and Formula IV (passive) where it is known (as a verb that has not Little does it in the context of speech but deleted for some reason, may be the reason of ignorance Balvaal or fear of it, on, or to honor or contempt or for any other reason that led to the act be based for the unknown) .oha symmetry based themselves for the unknown in the Arab formula - Subject We discussed the current - which comes from the trio on the building (verb) and as well as these four main formulas there are eight secondary formats comes the verb in Akkadian language. In view of the most trustworthy of the link that connects the Akkadian language Bhqiguetaha Arabic and Hebrew as languages go back to the language the same family, it has crystallized objective in the study of the passive voice in all of Allghalokdah and Please choose a Hebrew language to indicate the similarities and differences between them and rooting this formula in the Arabic language Boroadha and their use in the formula Akkadian language and the Hebrew language.