Alternation ‘voice non alternating anticausative’ (Uncoded)

In Modern Greek there are three classes of anticausatives: a) the class marked with non-active morphology (e.g., the verb kéo ‘to burn’); b) the class exhibiting active morphology both on the transitive and intransitive variant (e.g., the verb spáo ‘to break’); c) the class in which both active and non-active forms are possible (e.g., the verb leróno ‘to get dirty’) (see Alexiadou et al. 2015)