Template:link-temp-documentation

Used to link to a Laenktionary entry.

There are three similar templates for this function, and their different usage should be noted:

• {{l}} should be used for wikilinks in a list. For example, this might be a list of synonyms or derived terms.
• {{m}} should be used within free-form text. For example this might be in the middle of a paragraph on usage or as part of an etymology.
• {{m+}} should be used in the same environment as {{m}} (i.e. free-form text) but where the name of the language is desired.

Usage

{{link-temp-documentation|rad|sjelt|t=to know}} produces:

Used to link to a Laenktionary entry.

There are three similar templates for this function, and their different usage should be noted:

• {{l}} should be used for wikilinks in a list. For example, this might be a list of synonyms or derived terms.
• {{m}} should be used within free-form text. For example this might be in the middle of a paragraph on usage or as part of an etymology.
• {{m+}} should be used in the same environment as {{m}} (i.e. free-form text) but where the name of the language is desired.

Usage

{{link-temp-documentation|rad|sjelt|t=to know}} produces: .

Parameters

|1= (required)

Specifies the language code, e.g ryn or lnk-pro.

|2= (required)

Specifies the word that is being linked to, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine}} for .

|3= or |alt=

Specifies the display text to show up instead of the basic word lemma, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine|alt=ŖEINE}} for .

|4= or |t= or |text=

Specifies an optional gloss to be shown alongisde the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|t=December}} for .

|anchor= or |a=

Specifies an anchor to jump to. This will override the language name; see {{anchor}} for more information.

|hypo=1, |hypothetical=1

Places a double asterisk before the form.

N.B. does not remove the link. To remove the link, use |nolink=.

|nobold=1

Generally, if a link is on the page it is linked to, it will display as unlinked bold text. This is automatically enabled in certain etymology templates. In the case of linking to a homograph in another language's entry on the same page, this parameter is used to re-activate the link.

e.g. {{l|ryn|la}} under the Radestrian entry on la will not link to the Riyan entry on the same page. {{l|ryn|la|nobold=1}}, however, will override this.

|nolink=1

Creates plain text instead of a link. This is useful in etymology templates.

|nostar=1

Proto-languages automatically acquire the asterisk when cited. This parameter disables this if you would like to link to a proto-word without the asterisk.

|pos=

Specifies an optional part of speech to be shown alongside the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=noun}} for . This is typically extended to any side note that does not appear in quotation marks.

When combined with |t(ext)=, these show up together in the brackets, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=Laenkean|t=December}} → .

Notes

• This template can be used with proto-languages, as it automatically handles the insertion of an asterisk (*) to mark reconstruction and linking to the appendix for the language.

  For example, {{link-temp-documentation|lnk-pro|cel-|céltʰes}} produces ..

Parameters

|1= (required)

Specifies the language code, e.g ryn or lnk-pro.

|2= (required)

Specifies the word that is being linked to, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine}} for

Used to link to a Laenktionary entry.

There are three similar templates for this function, and their different usage should be noted:

• {{l}} should be used for wikilinks in a list. For example, this might be a list of synonyms or derived terms.
• {{m}} should be used within free-form text. For example this might be in the middle of a paragraph on usage or as part of an etymology.
• {{m+}} should be used in the same environment as {{m}} (i.e. free-form text) but where the name of the language is desired.

Usage

{{link-temp-documentation|rad|sjelt|t=to know}} produces: .

Parameters

|1= (required)

Specifies the language code, e.g ryn or lnk-pro.

|2= (required)

Specifies the word that is being linked to, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine}} for .

|3= or |alt=

Specifies the display text to show up instead of the basic word lemma, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine|alt=ŖEINE}} for .

|4= or |t= or |text=

Specifies an optional gloss to be shown alongisde the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|t=December}} for .

|anchor= or |a=

Specifies an anchor to jump to. This will override the language name; see {{anchor}} for more information.

|hypo=1, |hypothetical=1

Places a double asterisk before the form.

N.B. does not remove the link. To remove the link, use |nolink=.

|nobold=1

Generally, if a link is on the page it is linked to, it will display as unlinked bold text. This is automatically enabled in certain etymology templates. In the case of linking to a homograph in another language's entry on the same page, this parameter is used to re-activate the link.

e.g. {{l|ryn|la}} under the Radestrian entry on la will not link to the Riyan entry on the same page. {{l|ryn|la|nobold=1}}, however, will override this.

|nolink=1

Creates plain text instead of a link. This is useful in etymology templates.

|nostar=1

Proto-languages automatically acquire the asterisk when cited. This parameter disables this if you would like to link to a proto-word without the asterisk.

|pos=

Specifies an optional part of speech to be shown alongside the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=noun}} for . This is typically extended to any side note that does not appear in quotation marks.

When combined with |t(ext)=, these show up together in the brackets, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=Laenkean|t=December}} → .

Notes

• This template can be used with proto-languages, as it automatically handles the insertion of an asterisk (*) to mark reconstruction and linking to the appendix for the language.

  For example, {{link-temp-documentation|lnk-pro|cel-|céltʰes}} produces ..

|3= or |alt=

Specifies the display text to show up instead of the basic word lemma, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine|alt=ŖEINE}} for

Used to link to a Laenktionary entry.

There are three similar templates for this function, and their different usage should be noted:

• {{l}} should be used for wikilinks in a list. For example, this might be a list of synonyms or derived terms.
• {{m}} should be used within free-form text. For example this might be in the middle of a paragraph on usage or as part of an etymology.
• {{m+}} should be used in the same environment as {{m}} (i.e. free-form text) but where the name of the language is desired.

Usage

{{link-temp-documentation|rad|sjelt|t=to know}} produces: .

Parameters

|1= (required)

Specifies the language code, e.g ryn or lnk-pro.

|2= (required)

Specifies the word that is being linked to, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine}} for .

|3= or |alt=

Specifies the display text to show up instead of the basic word lemma, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine|alt=ŖEINE}} for .

|4= or |t= or |text=

Specifies an optional gloss to be shown alongisde the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|t=December}} for .

|anchor= or |a=

Specifies an anchor to jump to. This will override the language name; see {{anchor}} for more information.

|hypo=1, |hypothetical=1

Places a double asterisk before the form.

N.B. does not remove the link. To remove the link, use |nolink=.

|nobold=1

Generally, if a link is on the page it is linked to, it will display as unlinked bold text. This is automatically enabled in certain etymology templates. In the case of linking to a homograph in another language's entry on the same page, this parameter is used to re-activate the link.

e.g. {{l|ryn|la}} under the Radestrian entry on la will not link to the Riyan entry on the same page. {{l|ryn|la|nobold=1}}, however, will override this.

|nolink=1

Creates plain text instead of a link. This is useful in etymology templates.

|nostar=1

Proto-languages automatically acquire the asterisk when cited. This parameter disables this if you would like to link to a proto-word without the asterisk.

|pos=

Specifies an optional part of speech to be shown alongside the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=noun}} for . This is typically extended to any side note that does not appear in quotation marks.

When combined with |t(ext)=, these show up together in the brackets, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=Laenkean|t=December}} → .

Notes

• This template can be used with proto-languages, as it automatically handles the insertion of an asterisk (*) to mark reconstruction and linking to the appendix for the language.

  For example, {{link-temp-documentation|lnk-pro|cel-|céltʰes}} produces ..

|4= or |t= or |text=

Specifies an optional gloss to be shown alongisde the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|t=December}} for

Used to link to a Laenktionary entry.

There are three similar templates for this function, and their different usage should be noted:

• {{l}} should be used for wikilinks in a list. For example, this might be a list of synonyms or derived terms.
• {{m}} should be used within free-form text. For example this might be in the middle of a paragraph on usage or as part of an etymology.
• {{m+}} should be used in the same environment as {{m}} (i.e. free-form text) but where the name of the language is desired.

Usage

{{link-temp-documentation|rad|sjelt|t=to know}} produces: .

Parameters

|1= (required)

Specifies the language code, e.g ryn or lnk-pro.

|2= (required)

Specifies the word that is being linked to, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine}} for .

|3= or |alt=

Specifies the display text to show up instead of the basic word lemma, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine|alt=ŖEINE}} for .

|4= or |t= or |text=

Specifies an optional gloss to be shown alongisde the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|t=December}} for .

|anchor= or |a=

Specifies an anchor to jump to. This will override the language name; see {{anchor}} for more information.

|hypo=1, |hypothetical=1

Places a double asterisk before the form.

N.B. does not remove the link. To remove the link, use |nolink=.

|nobold=1

Generally, if a link is on the page it is linked to, it will display as unlinked bold text. This is automatically enabled in certain etymology templates. In the case of linking to a homograph in another language's entry on the same page, this parameter is used to re-activate the link.

e.g. {{l|ryn|la}} under the Radestrian entry on la will not link to the Riyan entry on the same page. {{l|ryn|la|nobold=1}}, however, will override this.

|nolink=1

Creates plain text instead of a link. This is useful in etymology templates.

|nostar=1

Proto-languages automatically acquire the asterisk when cited. This parameter disables this if you would like to link to a proto-word without the asterisk.

|pos=

Specifies an optional part of speech to be shown alongside the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=noun}} for . This is typically extended to any side note that does not appear in quotation marks.

When combined with |t(ext)=, these show up together in the brackets, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=Laenkean|t=December}} → .

Notes

• This template can be used with proto-languages, as it automatically handles the insertion of an asterisk (*) to mark reconstruction and linking to the appendix for the language.

  For example, {{link-temp-documentation|lnk-pro|cel-|céltʰes}} produces ..

|anchor= or |a=

Specifies an anchor to jump to. This will override the language name; see {{anchor}} for more information.

|hypo=1, |hypothetical=1

Places a double asterisk before the form.

N.B. does not remove the link. To remove the link, use |nolink=.

|nobold=1

Generally, if a link is on the page it is linked to, it will display as unlinked bold text. This is automatically enabled in certain etymology templates. In the case of linking to a homograph in another language's entry on the same page, this parameter is used to re-activate the link.

e.g. {{l|ryn|la}} under the Radestrian entry on la will not link to the Riyan entry on the same page. {{l|ryn|la|nobold=1}}, however, will override this.

|nolink=1

Creates plain text instead of a link. This is useful in etymology templates.

|nostar=1

Proto-languages automatically acquire the asterisk when cited. This parameter disables this if you would like to link to a proto-word without the asterisk.

|pos=

Specifies an optional part of speech to be shown alongside the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=noun}} for

Used to link to a Laenktionary entry.

There are three similar templates for this function, and their different usage should be noted:

• {{l}} should be used for wikilinks in a list. For example, this might be a list of synonyms or derived terms.
• {{m}} should be used within free-form text. For example this might be in the middle of a paragraph on usage or as part of an etymology.
• {{m+}} should be used in the same environment as {{m}} (i.e. free-form text) but where the name of the language is desired.

Usage

{{link-temp-documentation|rad|sjelt|t=to know}} produces: .

Parameters

|1= (required)

Specifies the language code, e.g ryn or lnk-pro.

|2= (required)

Specifies the word that is being linked to, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine}} for .

|3= or |alt=

Specifies the display text to show up instead of the basic word lemma, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine|alt=ŖEINE}} for .

|4= or |t= or |text=

Specifies an optional gloss to be shown alongisde the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|t=December}} for .

|anchor= or |a=

Specifies an anchor to jump to. This will override the language name; see {{anchor}} for more information.

|hypo=1, |hypothetical=1

Places a double asterisk before the form.

N.B. does not remove the link. To remove the link, use |nolink=.

|nobold=1

Generally, if a link is on the page it is linked to, it will display as unlinked bold text. This is automatically enabled in certain etymology templates. In the case of linking to a homograph in another language's entry on the same page, this parameter is used to re-activate the link.

e.g. {{l|ryn|la}} under the Radestrian entry on la will not link to the Riyan entry on the same page. {{l|ryn|la|nobold=1}}, however, will override this.

|nolink=1

Creates plain text instead of a link. This is useful in etymology templates.

|nostar=1

Proto-languages automatically acquire the asterisk when cited. This parameter disables this if you would like to link to a proto-word without the asterisk.

|pos=

Specifies an optional part of speech to be shown alongside the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=noun}} for . This is typically extended to any side note that does not appear in quotation marks.

When combined with |t(ext)=, these show up together in the brackets, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=Laenkean|t=December}} → .

Notes

• This template can be used with proto-languages, as it automatically handles the insertion of an asterisk (*) to mark reconstruction and linking to the appendix for the language.

  For example, {{link-temp-documentation|lnk-pro|cel-|céltʰes}} produces .. This is typically extended to any side note that does not appear in quotation marks.

When combined with |t(ext)=, these show up together in the brackets, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=Laenkean|t=December}} →

Used to link to a Laenktionary entry.

There are three similar templates for this function, and their different usage should be noted:

• {{l}} should be used for wikilinks in a list. For example, this might be a list of synonyms or derived terms.
• {{m}} should be used within free-form text. For example this might be in the middle of a paragraph on usage or as part of an etymology.
• {{m+}} should be used in the same environment as {{m}} (i.e. free-form text) but where the name of the language is desired.

Usage

{{link-temp-documentation|rad|sjelt|t=to know}} produces: .

Parameters

|1= (required)

Specifies the language code, e.g ryn or lnk-pro.

|2= (required)

Specifies the word that is being linked to, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine}} for .

|3= or |alt=

Specifies the display text to show up instead of the basic word lemma, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine|alt=ŖEINE}} for .

|4= or |t= or |text=

Specifies an optional gloss to be shown alongisde the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|t=December}} for .

|anchor= or |a=

Specifies an anchor to jump to. This will override the language name; see {{anchor}} for more information.

|hypo=1, |hypothetical=1

Places a double asterisk before the form.

N.B. does not remove the link. To remove the link, use |nolink=.

|nobold=1

Generally, if a link is on the page it is linked to, it will display as unlinked bold text. This is automatically enabled in certain etymology templates. In the case of linking to a homograph in another language's entry on the same page, this parameter is used to re-activate the link.

e.g. {{l|ryn|la}} under the Radestrian entry on la will not link to the Riyan entry on the same page. {{l|ryn|la|nobold=1}}, however, will override this.

|nolink=1

Creates plain text instead of a link. This is useful in etymology templates.

|nostar=1

Proto-languages automatically acquire the asterisk when cited. This parameter disables this if you would like to link to a proto-word without the asterisk.

|pos=

Specifies an optional part of speech to be shown alongside the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=noun}} for . This is typically extended to any side note that does not appear in quotation marks.

When combined with |t(ext)=, these show up together in the brackets, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=Laenkean|t=December}} → .

Notes

• This template can be used with proto-languages, as it automatically handles the insertion of an asterisk (*) to mark reconstruction and linking to the appendix for the language.

  For example, {{link-temp-documentation|lnk-pro|cel-|céltʰes}} produces ..

Notes

• This template can be used with proto-languages, as it automatically handles the insertion of an asterisk (*) to mark reconstruction and linking to the appendix for the language.

  For example, {{link-temp-documentation|lnk-pro|cel-|céltʰes}} produces

Used to link to a Laenktionary entry.

There are three similar templates for this function, and their different usage should be noted:

• {{l}} should be used for wikilinks in a list. For example, this might be a list of synonyms or derived terms.
• {{m}} should be used within free-form text. For example this might be in the middle of a paragraph on usage or as part of an etymology.
• {{m+}} should be used in the same environment as {{m}} (i.e. free-form text) but where the name of the language is desired.

Usage

{{link-temp-documentation|rad|sjelt|t=to know}} produces: .

Parameters

|1= (required)

Specifies the language code, e.g ryn or lnk-pro.

|2= (required)

Specifies the word that is being linked to, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine}} for .

|3= or |alt=

Specifies the display text to show up instead of the basic word lemma, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|ryn|ŗeine|alt=ŖEINE}} for .

|4= or |t= or |text=

Specifies an optional gloss to be shown alongisde the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|t=December}} for .

|anchor= or |a=

Specifies an anchor to jump to. This will override the language name; see {{anchor}} for more information.

|hypo=1, |hypothetical=1

Places a double asterisk before the form.

N.B. does not remove the link. To remove the link, use |nolink=.

|nobold=1

Generally, if a link is on the page it is linked to, it will display as unlinked bold text. This is automatically enabled in certain etymology templates. In the case of linking to a homograph in another language's entry on the same page, this parameter is used to re-activate the link.

e.g. {{l|ryn|la}} under the Radestrian entry on la will not link to the Riyan entry on the same page. {{l|ryn|la|nobold=1}}, however, will override this.

|nolink=1

Creates plain text instead of a link. This is useful in etymology templates.

|nostar=1

Proto-languages automatically acquire the asterisk when cited. This parameter disables this if you would like to link to a proto-word without the asterisk.

|pos=

Specifies an optional part of speech to be shown alongside the word, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=noun}} for . This is typically extended to any side note that does not appear in quotation marks.

When combined with |t(ext)=, these show up together in the brackets, e.g. {{link-temp-documentation|rad|háșers|pos=Laenkean|t=December}} → .

Notes

• This template can be used with proto-languages, as it automatically handles the insertion of an asterisk (*) to mark reconstruction and linking to the appendix for the language.

  For example, {{link-temp-documentation|lnk-pro|cel-|céltʰes}} produces ..