Idiomatizität
Idiomatizität refers to the degree to which a linguistic expression is idiomatic. An idiomatic expression is one whose meaning cannot be deduced from the literal meanings of its constituent parts. For example, "kick the bucket" is an idiomatic expression meaning "to die," and its meaning is not derived from the individual words "kick," "the," and "bucket." The more non-literal and fixed an expression is, the higher its idiomatizität. This concept is important in linguistics, particularly in semantics and lexicography, as it helps explain how language can convey meanings beyond the sum of its parts.
The level of idiomatizität can vary. Some expressions are fully idiomatic, meaning their meaning is entirely