actually I need semantic relations to agent nominals as well.
fx. I need the verb 'grave' (eng: (to) dig) which have semantic relations to 'jord' (eng: dirt) and 'skovl' (eng: showel) and of course alot of other obvious relations.
I need the verbs in order to test how organizational resources (knowledge, money, stuff which is all nominals) can be combined with verbs into tasks fx "grav i jorden med skovlen" (eng: dig into the dirt with the showel)
Look at this paper
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/29596505_Morphology_based_automatic_acquisition_of_large coverage_lexica?ev=prf_pub
The technique was used in particular to extract verbs from corpora in various languages. I have no idea whether it would work for Danish.
The software is FLOSS (free / libre / open source software). I suggest you contact Benoît Sagot if you are interested.
However, I do not think it will give you semantic relations. It is a morphological tool.
There are probably other systems doing that kind of things, but I am no longer following this.
Article Morphology based automatic acquisition of large-coverage lexica
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