User:This, that and the other/a

This is a concept for how our very longest entries (the lowercase vowels and a handful of other common consonant+vowel two-letter words) could be split.

• The entry would be split into subpages.
  • Language names are used as the basis for the split to make things as easy as possible for our readers.
  • The main entry, a in this example, would contain an index box, like what you see below on this page, as well as the Translingual and English entries.
• The split of languages into subpages would be consistent across all the split entries so that the linking templates, like {{l}}, can automatically link to the correct language subpage.
  • In this example, the split is three-way: languages A-H, languages I-N and languages O-Z.
  • A template such as {{l|pt|a}} would look up an internal Lua list to discover that "a" is a split entry, and would then link to "a/languages O-Z".

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This entry is split across several pages.
Translingual English	This page (a)
Abau Afar Albanian Ama Anguthimri Aragonese Asturian Azerbaijani Bambara Basque Bavarian Belizean Creole Big Nambas Cameroon Pidgin Catalan Chayuco Mixtec Chibcha Choctaw Chuukese Cimbrian Coatepec Nahuatl Cornish Corsican Czech Dakota Dalmatian Danish Dutch Egyptian Emilian Esperanto Estonian Fala Faroese Finnish French Fula Galician German Gilbertese Gothic Grass Koiari Gun Haitian Creole Hawaiian Hungarian	⇒ a/languages A–H
Icelandic Ido Igbo Indo-Portuguese Indonesian Ingrian Interlingua Inupiaq Irish Istriot Italian Japanese Jersey Dutch K'iche' Kabuverdianu Kabyle Kalasha Kapampangan Kashubian Kayan Koitabu Krisa Ladin Lashi Latgalian Latin Latvian Laz Ligurian Livonian Louisiana Creole Lower Sorbian Lushootseed Malay Maltese Mandarin Mandinka Maori Mezquital Otomi Middle Dutch Middle English Middle French Middle Welsh Min Nan Mòcheno Mopan Maya Mountain Koiari Murui Huitoto Nauruan Navajo Neapolitan Nias Norman Norwegian Bokmål Norwegian Nynorsk Nupe	⇒ a/languages I–N
Occitan Old Czech Old Danish Old Dutch Old English Old French Old Galician-Portuguese Old Irish Old Polish Old Swedish Ometepec Nahuatl Oromo Palauan Polish Portuguese Rapa Nui Rawang Romagnol Romani Romanian Sardinian Sassarese Satawalese Scots Scottish Gaelic Serbo-Croatian Sicilian Silesian Skolt Sami Slovak Slovene Spanish Sranan Tongo Sumerian Swahili Swedish Tagalog Tarantino Tày Tok Pisin Tokelauan Turkish Turkmen Tyap Upper Sorbian Vietnamese Votic Walloon Welsh West Makian Yola Yoruba Yucatec Maya Zazaki Zhuang Zou Zulu	⇒ a/languages O–Z

Translingual

Noun

The Translingual entry goes here

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English

Noun

The English entry goes here