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The “causative” template  heXYiZ  in Hebrew is the morphological form of verbs which are usually transitive. I discuss cases in which specific roots give rise to the labile alternation, otherwise unattested in the language. A straightforward analysis is suggested for the majority of cases, based on causativeVoice   [+D]$\text{Voice}_{\text{[+D]}}$   . This analysis is then extended to account for the labile exceptions, which inform how the idiosyncratic meaning of roots influences syntactic computation.

Inchoatives in causative clothing: Change of state in Modern Hebrew heXYiZ