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This paper proposes an analysis of German passe-partout compounds like  Straßending  ( street  thing ) and  Bananendinger  ( banana things ) as morphological constructions. The study shows that these constructions are characteristic of spoken language and must therefore be considered with respect to the particular properties of that genre. Based on the findings about the pragmatically driven word formation an argument is made for a Construction Morphology that is based on usage and speaker interaction. This proposal can be seen as an extension of the current theory of Construction Morphology (Booij 2010). The notion of pragmatically driven word formation is illustrated by a case study of the [X- Ding ] N  construction in spoken German. It will be shown that partially filled constructions with  Ding  as a determinatum have specific semantic and functional-pragmatic properties and are part of a complex family of passe-partout constructions.

zeitschrift für germanistische linguistik

Passe-partout-Komposita im gesprochenen Deutsch: Konstruktionsgrammatische und interaktionslinguistische Zugänge im Rahmen einer pragmatischen Wortbildung