Gothic is the sole member of the Germanic family that preserves, only in the present tense, continuants of the PIE mediopassive. Hence, Gothic is the only Germanic language which displays a synthetic passive. Usually, these morphological passives have passive readings (for a discussion cf. Zanchi & Tarsi: 60-68).
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