Template:tk-decl-noun-auto
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Declension of tk-decl-noun-auto
singular | plural | |
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nominative | tk-decl-noun-auto | tk-decl-noun-autolr |
accusative | tk-decl-noun-auto | tk-decl-noun-autolr |
genitive | tk-decl-noun-autoň | tk-decl-noun-autolrň |
dative | tk-decl-noun-auto | tk-decl-noun-autolr |
locative | tk-decl-noun-autod | tk-decl-noun-autolrd |
ablative | tk-decl-noun-autodn | tk-decl-noun-autolrdn |
- The following documentation is located at Template:tk-decl-noun-auto/documentation. [edit]
- Useful links: subpage list • links • redirects • transclusions • errors (parser/module) • sandbox (diff)
This template uses Template:tk-decl-noun-man and Template:tk-decl-noun-unc. The syntax is based on Template:tr-infl-noun-c before converted to Lua module and Template:az-latin-decl-noun for the parameters.
Declensions are based on pages that use Template:tk-decl-noun-man which was unconverted to this automatic template. However, irregularly declined pronouns including men, siz, and ol uses Template:tk-decl-noun-man. This template also not supports old spellings as in ÿüz.
Usage
Parameters
Parameter | Value | Function |
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1
|
a
|
Noun's last vowel, set between a, ä, e, i, o, ö, u, ü, and y |
ä
| ||
e
| ||
i
| ||
o
| ||
ö
| ||
u
| ||
ü
| ||
y
| ||
2
|
c
|
For nouns ending in consonants |
v
|
For nouns ending in vowels | |
head
|
String | Specify a different headword |
stem
|
String | For singular accusative, genitive, and dative stems with voiced consonants, or irregular stems like ogul — ogly (ogl-) |
noplural
|
yes
|
For nouns which does not have plural forms, including some proper nouns like Türkiýe and Özbegistan. Sets default to none |
Examples
- On the page harp:
{{tk-decl-noun-auto|a|c}}
- On the page köpek:
{{tk-decl-noun-auto|e|c|stem=köpeg}}
- On the page ogul:
{{tk-decl-noun-auto|u|c|stem=ogl}}
- On the page kaka:
{{tk-decl-noun-auto|a|v}}
- On the page suw:
{{tk-decl-noun-auto|u|c|unr=1}}
This template contains the necessary meta-data to allow users who are using accelerated editing to create any grammatical forms semi-automatically.