Passive in Kurdish and Persian languages (a comparative study)

Regarding passive in Persian, two view-points are accessible: some argue that Persian language lack voice and shodan (become) is always an inchoative or linking verb. This status implies the sentences dar baaz shod (the door opens) Ali koshte (Ali was killed) same syntactically they both contain The other perspective concerning maintains has roles: passivization linking. Since Kurdish different; i.e. built via suffixation morphology whereas it made by adding auxiliary verb to past participle of main also as a result point shodan’s counterpart not item this (like Persian) contrastive analysis concludes can be conceived take roles; words paper supports second view-point Persian.