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adjusted construction index 163–166, 169–174, 176–177, 179–184, 186–187
affectee 4
affectee argument 4, 9–11
allative 12–13, 205–209
allostructions 38–39, 46, 50–51, 218–219
argument structure constructions 32–33
attraction (and substitution) 47, 51, 219
benefactive 12–13, 205–209
benefactive alternation 51–52
beneficiary 6–7
case 7–8, 14, 211, 227
chunking 34
coercion 137–139, 209, 226
collostructional analysis 77–81, 103–114, 147–160
collexeme analysis 78–79, 103–114
distinctive-collexeme analysis 79–81, 147–160
conceptual metaphors 202–204
constructional change, see diachronic construction grammar
constructional competition 45–47, 51–52, 219
construction grammar 31–47, 209–224
corpora
Bloggmix 2016 57, 59–60, 61
Bonniersromaner I & II 57
Norstedtsromaner 57
Svensk prosafiktion 56–57
Danish 26–27, 226–227
dative 12–13, 75–76, 205–209
dative alternation 1, 13, 17–18, 21–24, 27–28, 46, 50–52, 218–219
default inheritance model 36–37
diachronic construction grammar 32, 43–46, 50–53
(discourse) prominence 1, 13, 15–18, 22–23, 27–28, 218–219
ditransitive constructions 9–12, 47–52
double object alternation, see word order alternation
Dutch 24–25, 49, 225–227
English 25, 27–28, 48–52, 224–227
entrenchment 33–34
external possessor 62
Faroese 27
Finland Swedish 23
full-entry model 37
generative grammar 225–226
genre 28, 54, 56, 182–183, 218, 228–230
grammaticalisation 12–13, 205–209
grammatical paradigms 52
grammatical weight 1, 17, 18, 27–28, 218–219
hapax legomena 74, 89–91
horizontal links 37–40, 50–52, 210, 215–219
Icelandic 27
indirect affectedness 25, 48, 111, 211–215
indirective alignment 9–10
language contact 225, 227
Late Modern Swedish 7–8, 54–55
lexical richness 72–74, 87–91, 166–167, 174–175, 183–188
Mainland Scandinavian 25–26, 28
Modern Swedish 7–8
neutral alignment 10–11
Old Swedish 7–8, 14–17
overgeneration 33
particles 19n3
prepositional particle verbs 86–87, 98–99
present-day Swedish 18–24
productivity 34–35, 40–46, 72–74, 84, 89, 104, 219–224
pure benefaction 6–7, 13
recipient-beneficiary 6–7, 13
reflexive 20, 26, 61
register, see genre
Scandinavian languages 225–226
See also Danish, Faroese, Finland Swedish, Icelandic, Late Modern Swedish, Mainland Scandinavian, Modern Swedish, Old Swedish
schematicity 40–45, 219–224
secundative alignment 10
semantic categories 4–6, 91–103, 122–147
attitude 49, 94, 204–205
ballistic motion 20–21, 25, 52, 95–96, 226
carrying 95
causation 19–20, 93, 130, 142, 203–204
choosing 93
communication 93–94, 98–100, 110, 228–229
communication (manner of) 98–99
communication (instrument of) 100, 127
communication (say-type) 93–94, 202
communication (tell-type) 99–100, 136–137, 202–203
compensating 97–98
creation 13, 14–15, 20–21, 25–26, 93, 110–111, 116, 124–125, 141–142, 150–151, 158, 181–182, 226
dispossession 15, 21, 94, 109–110, 139–140
future transfer 93, 138
giving 92, 122–123
handing 92, 200–201
hindrance 15, 94, 109–110, 130–131, 201
malefaction 26–27, 97
obtaining 13, 25–26, 93, 110–111, 116, 124–125, 141–142, 150–151, 158
performance 139
pure benefaction 15, 26–27, 96–97, 111, 127–130, 201
selling 203
sending 92
transfer 21, 92, 137–138, 141
semantic coherence 40–45, 219–224
Semantic Map Connectivity Hypothesis 77
semantic maps 11–12, 75–77, 91–92, 145–147, 196–209
semantic roles 4–6
semantic specialisation 24–25, 50–51, 160, 213, 222, 225, 230
statistical pre-emption 46, 50
style, see genre
substitution, see attraction
taxonomic networks 35–37, 209–215
telicity 138–139, 140–142, 144, 218–219
text frequency 72, 82–83, 163–164, 169, 171–173, 176–179, 181–183, 186
theme argument 4, 9–10
trivalent constructions 4, 9
type frequency 40–45, 83–84, 219–224
type-token ratio 72–73, 88–89, 166–167, 174, 183–185, 186–187
usage-based grammar 33–40, 50, 225–226
verb-class-specific constructions 4, 33, 35–37, 48, 181–182, 211–215
verb + direct object-specific constructions 15, 35–37, 86, 101–102, 138, 175, 185, 211–215
verbs
anförtro ‘entrust’ 92, 126
avundas ‘envy’ 94
avvänja ‘wean’ 102–103
belöna ‘reward’ 102–103
berätta ‘tell’ 17, 99, 111–112, 128, 136–137, 186–188
beskriva ‘describe’ 99–100, 136–137
betala ‘pay’ 131–132, 133
bombardera ‘bombard’ 102–103
bygga ‘build’ 141–142
bära ‘carry’ 95
erbjuda ‘offer’ 125, 138, 171–172
ersätta ‘compensate’ 97–98
förorsaka ‘cause’ 130, 136
förära ‘present’ 92, 126
garantera ‘guarantee’ 141
ge ‘give’ 87–88, 123–124, 137, 140, 163–168, 204
gottgöra ‘compensate’ 97–98
göra ‘make, do’ 93, 138, 173–176, 204
kasta ‘throw’ 96, 129, 132–133
klippa ‘cut’ 127
kosta ‘cost’ 144
köpa ‘buy’ 116, 178–180
lämna ‘hand, leave’ 137–138
mejla ‘e-mail’ 100, 127
messa ‘text’ 100, 127
neka ‘deny’ 130–131
närma ‘approach’ 112–113
orsaka ‘cause’ 134, 142
påtvinga ‘force/inflict [sth. on sb.]’ 95, 142–143
rasta ‘walk [the dog]’ 127–128
reda ‘untangle’ 96
resa ‘erect’ 96
servera ‘serve’ 141
skaffa ‘obtain’ 141–142, 176–178
skapa ‘create’ 111
skicka ‘send’ 129
skildra ‘depict’ 99
skriva ‘write’ 100–101
skänka ‘give’ 122–124, 169–171
smygstarta ‘secretly start’ 127–128
sno ‘pinch’ 139–140
spara ‘save’ 134–135, 144
spela roll ‘matter’ 143
spärra ‘block’ 97, 136
swisha ‘pay by means of a smartphone application’ 100, 127
sy ‘sew’ 125–126
säga ‘say’ 112, 182–185
sälja ‘sell’ 131–134, 141
ta ‘take’ 86, 101–102, 143–144
tillfoga ‘inflict’ 142
tillropa ‘shout to’ 98–99
tillsluta ‘close’ 97
tyda ‘interpret’ 96
unna ‘not begrudge’ 94
uttyda ‘decipher’ 96
visa ‘show’ 128, 130
viska ‘whisper’ 98–99
vålla ‘cause’ 130
vägra ‘refuse’ 130–131
välja ‘choose’ 93
vända ‘turn’ 95, 151–152
ägna ‘devote’ 127, 144–145
önska ‘wish’ 61, 85, 94
öppna ‘open’ 97, 135
verb-specific constructions 33, 34, 35–37, 110, 162–189, 211–215
verb-subclass-specific constructions 4, 35–37, 211–215
word order alternation 16–18
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