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on a polysyllabic word's page, such as {{m|rad|Aroír}}, will generate the standard pronunciation, the corresponding rhyme and the syllabification of the word:

{{rad-pronunciation|entry=Aroír}}

On a monosyllabic word's page, such as {{m|rad|hars}}, the syllabification will not be present:

{{rad-pronunciation|entry=hars}}

On a multi-word entry's page, such as {{m|rad|Arans ag Eurúpjeșe}}, the rhyme will not be present. Words may also appear with a narrower phonetic transcription if applicable:

{{rad-pronunciation|entry=Arans ag Eurúpjeșe}}

With words pronounced differently in the ''[[:Appendix:Radestrian_pronunciation|hjádvanþs]]'' standard, such as {{m|rad|hjárs}}, it will appear in the dialect section:

{{rad-pronunciation|entry=hjárs}}

==Additional parameters==

All arguments given after the activation of a mode are interpreted as arguments for that mode. <code>|IPA</code>, however, is selected by default. Additional arguments given in <code>IPA</code> will come with a generated rhyme where possible.

: <big>{{l|rad|us}}</big>

  {{tempn|rad-pronunciation|/us/}}

{{rad-pronunciation|entry=us|/us/}}

You can toggle modes by calling their name.

: <big>{{l|rad|às}}</big>

  {{tempn|rad-pronunciation|homophones|as|‘as}}

{{rad-pronunciation|entry=às|homophones|as|‘as}}

In <code>syllables</code> mode, syllables are divided as arguments, with multiple entries divided by <code>||</code>, as in {{temp|syllables}}.

: <big>{{l|rad|asedua}}</big>

  {{tempn|rad-pronunciation|syllables|a|se|dua||a|sed|ua}}

{{rad-pronunciation|entry=asedua|syllables|a|se|dua||a|sed|ua}}

Dialects and registers are <i>sub-modes</i> under <code>IPA</code>. Calling these will set the arguments to be interpreted under the previously selected dialect/register. The standard dialect and plain register are selected by default. Calling a dialect will reset the register. Calling a dialect or register outside of <code>IPA</code> mode will switch to <code>IPA</code> mode, and the dialect and register will be reset. Non-standard dialects do not contribute to the rhyme generation.

: <big>{{l|rad|ag}}</big>

  {{tempn|rad-pronunciation|colloquial|/ɤɡ/}}

{{rad-pronunciation|entry=ag|colloquial|/ɤɡ/}}

: <big>{{l|rad|rvaus}}</big>

  {{tempn|rad-pronunciation|insular|/rˠoːs/}}

{{rad-pronunciation|entry=rvaus|insular|/rˠoːs/}}

: <big>{{l|rad|rvaus}}</big>

  {{tempn|rad-pronunciation|insular|/rˠoːs/|colloquial|[ɹoːs]}}

{{rad-pronunciation|entry=rvaus|insular|/rˠoːs/|colloquial|[ɹoːs]}}

Automatic <code>IPA</code> and <code>syllables</code> can be turned off by calling <code>|no auto</code> in their respective modes. Note that rhyme is automatically generated for each standard input regardless. Although automatic generation can be turned off, a standard IPA transcription in plain register must still be inputted.

: <big>{{l|rad|Aroír}}</big>

  {{tempn|rad-pronunciation|syllables|no auto}}

{{rad-pronunciation|entry=Aroír|syllables|no auto}}

: <big>{{l|rad|ag}}</big>

  {{tempn|rad-pronunciation|no auto|/ɤɡ/}}

{{rad-pronunciation|entry=ag|no auto|/ɤɡ/}}

Otherwise you get an error:

: <big>{{l|rad|ag}}</big>

  {{tempn|rad-pronunciation|no auto}}

{{rad-pronunciation|entry=ag|no auto}}

See?

There is one last parameter, {{para|entry}}, which can be used to override the automatic input from the page name, though this is only applicable in exemplification settings, such as this one.

   {{tempn|rad-pronunciation|entry=Aroír|syllables|no auto}}

allows me to call {{temp|rad-pronunciation|syllables|no auto}} outside of the {{m|rad|Aroír}} page.