تعدية الفعل في اللغة الأكدية

Abstract EN

Akkadian Contained many transitive verbs in addition to changing most of the intransitive verbs to transitivity by many factors, such as, prepositions, gemintion and causative cases, in addition to the meaning which is the decisive boundary between transitivity and its intransitivity.

Transitive verbs were divided to three main parts, The first part deals with transitive verbs that take one object, which constitute the majority of such verbs in Akkadian As for the second part, it tackles the transitive verbs that take two objects, This part includes five types of transitiveness which are: direct transitiveness, direct and indirect transitiveness, toe objects, transitiveness by the rare germination case D, the clear and more common causative case Š, and the particle "lū" which made some verbs take two objects.

The third part Contains transitive verbs that stake three objects, this type of transitivity was rare.