For Ct (so LS2), PSm and others interpret as Gt. We have not here attempted to disambiguate the actual examples on the basis of semantics, perhaps a fruitless task. Strictly speaking though, "to move of ones own accord" might be treated as Gt, "to be moved" as Ct.
The proper lexical parsing of the CPA form ܐܙܕܥܬ at Acts 21:30 (DCPA p. 108) is uncertain.
The development of the sense "to be frightened" and the concomitant replace of dḥl in that sense is explained as a colloquialism by J. Furman in "The Zuqnin Chronicle as Evidence of Vernacular Aramaic in Eighth-Century Northern Mesopotamia", AS 18:2(2020):240-67.