Template:ttj-noun

ttj-noun needs a Tooro class

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This template creates headword lines for Tooro nouns; it should be functional for every type of noun in Tooro.

This template contains the necessary meta-data to allow users who are using accelerated editing to create any grammatical forms semi-automatically.

Parameters

|1=

The number of the singular noun class, either 1, 1a, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, or 19. If |1= is not empty but |2= is, the noun will be treated as an uncountable noun.

|2=

The number of the plural noun class, either 2, 2a, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 14, or 13/14 (if the noun can use either class in the plural form). If |2= is not empty but |1= is, the noun will be treated as a plurale tantum.

|3=

Use |3=true or |3=augmentless to treat the noun as augmentless only. This is not to be used with Class 1a nouns, as those nouns are expected to be augmentless only.

|head=

Overrides the headword that is displayed.

|plural=, |pl=

Overrides the plural form that is generated. This is necessary for when the plural form starts with a capital letter. Not to be used with plurale tantum.

|plural2=, |pl2=

Overrides the second plural form that is generated. Only to be used if |2=13/14.

|augmentless=, |augless=

Overrides the augmentless form that is generated. This is necessary for when the augmentless form starts with a capital letter. Can be used with plurale tantum.

|plural-augmentless=, |pl-augless=

Overrides the plural augmentless form that is generated. This is necessary for when the plural augmentless form starts with a capital letter. Can be used with plurale tantum.

|plural-augmentless2=, |pl-augless2=

Overrides the second plural augmentless form that is generated. Only to be used if |2=13/14.

|nl=

This is to be used for nouns that are lemmas and non-lemmas in different contexts. For example, mukama is the augmentless form of omukama, but is also a noun meaning 'lord' or 'owner'. If |nl=plural or |nl=pl, the noun will be treated as a plural noun form as well as a lemma and will be categorized accordingly. Likewise, if |nl=augmentless or |nl=augless, the noun will be treated as an augmentless noun form as well as a lemma and will be categorised accordingly.

See also

• {{ttj-noun form}} for strictly noun forms
• {{ttj-inf}} for verbal nouns
• {{ttj-loc-noun}} for adverbial locative nouns