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: {{head|rad|noun|g=in|genitive singular|pýj vỉșk|head={{l|rad|pýr}} {{l|rad|vỉș|vỉșe}}|nocat=1}} | : {{head|rad|noun|g=in|genitive singular|pýj vỉșk|head={{l|rad|pýr}} {{l|rad|vỉș|vỉșe}}|nocat=1}} | ||
==== <code>_</code> functionality ==== | |||
If you want to have a space in the headword without it triggering multiword tagging, you can use <code>_</code> where the space should be. This is useful if you have articles with the headword, for example. | |||
==== <code>*word:link*</code> functionality ==== | ==== <code>*word:link*</code> functionality ==== |
Revision as of 00:30, 28 April 2024
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This is a base implementation of the headword part of a dictionary entry.
It is recommended that instead of using this directly, you make a custom template for a language that is better suited to the inflections of the language. For example, whilst this template could very well be used for a Kilitic adjective, there is a specific template {{kil-adj}}
.
Usage
For example, on the Radestrian entry alșa:
{{head|rad|noun|genitive singular|alșesk|g=in|label=count and uncount}}
Generates:
- alșa inan (countable and uncountable, genitive singular alșesk)
Overriding the headword
The parameter |head=
will override the headword. This is useful if you want to manually link words in multiword entries which would otherwise be incorrect from the auto-splitter, or if there is a capitalisation mismatch. This also applies in derived templates, such as {{rad-noun}}
.
For example, on the Radestrian entry pýr vỉșe:
{{head|rad|noun|genitive singular|pýj vỉșk|head={{l|rad|pýr}} {{l|rad|vỉș|vỉșe}}|g=in}} or {{rad-noun|in|head={{l|rad|pýr}} {{l|rad|vỉș|vỉșe}}|gen=pýj vỉșk}}
Generates:
_
functionality
If you want to have a space in the headword without it triggering multiword tagging, you can use _
where the space should be. This is useful if you have articles with the headword, for example.
*word:link*
functionality
Instead of typing out links, you can also use *asterisks*
around the words to be linked. *word*
generates a simple language link, but *word:link*
will create a link displaying word
and linking to link
.
{{head|rad|noun|genitive singular|pýj vỉșk|head=*pýr* *vỉșe:vỉș*|g=in}} or {{rad-noun|in|head=*pýr* *vỉșe:vỉș*|gen=pýj vỉșk}}
Generates the same as above.
*word[s]*
functionality
If you find yourself repeating stems when typing *words:word*
, you can instead type *word[s]*
, which will be treated as if it were *words:word*
.
{{head|rad|noun|genitive singular|pýj vỉșk|head=*pýr* *vỉș[e]*|g=in}} or {{rad-noun|in|head=*pýr* *vỉș[e]*|gen=pýj vỉșk}}
Generates the same as above.