من صور التقارب بين العربية الفصحى و الأمازيغية المعيارية

Abstract EN

Languages share structural components, so the degrees of convergence vary in phonetic, morphological, syntactic, and lexical structures.

It's known that Arabic and Amazigh dialects are Semitic, commun in the totality of sounds, whereas they differ in some spirants, such as [k], [g], and the distinctive [z].

Their morphology is basically similar in structures having consonantic root, .

The similarity also applies to their derivations in addtion to the interaction of number and gender, definite and indefinite monemes, types of verb tenses, prefixes and suffixes.

It is noteworthy ti clarify that lexicon is more affected, especially in the wide semantic fields.

On the other hand the efforts to unify the Amazigh dialects aspiring to reach the level of a unified language.