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This paper investigates different aspects of syntactic productivity and its relation to semantics. Based on a case study of 43 Dutch minimizing constructions, the correlations between nine different variables are examined: metrics of lexical openness ( TypeTokenRatio ,  HapaxTokenRatio ,  HapaxTypeRatio ), measures of conventionalization ( FrTop1 ,  MeanFrTop3 ,  SDTop3 ), characteristics of the frequency distribution ( Alpha  parameter of the Zipf curve) and two semantic variables based on distributional semantics ( SemanticRange ,  SemanticSparsity ). The analysis shows very strong correlations between most variables, but it also detects second-order extensibility based on  HapaxTypeRatio  and the way it interacts with semantic openness as measured by  SemanticSparsity .

Syntactic productivity under the microscope: the lexical and semantic openness of Dutch minimizing constructions