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This module is responsible for automating the display of Swadesh lists.
See {{Swadesh list auto}} for how to use this module on Swadesh list pages.
The data submodules should return a table of words indexed by their index on the 207-word Swadesh list. Indexes may be left out at will. The values should be a list of terms (explained below).
For example:
m = {{term = "I"}}
m = {{term = "you"}}
A term is a table with the following keys (all of which are technically optional, but at least either term or tr must be provided in practice:
term- The term in the specified language.
alt- The text to display, if not the same as the term to link to.
tr- The transliteration. If none is provided, one is automatically generated when appropriate.
ts- The transcription.
id- The sense ID (provided by
{{senseid}} or {{etymid}}).
ipa- The IPA transcription of the word. Only displayed if the table contains only the specified language. Not displayed by default for reconstructed languages even if specified.
notes- A short note displayed after the entry (or as an asterisk with a tooltip on Swadesh list tables with multiple languages).
nolink- Pass
true to disable the link to the term.
In addition, the returned table may also have a key nativename that contains the name of that language in that language.
See the submodule links below for more examples.
Language-specific submodules