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ar-pass-participle
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This template is for displaying the headword line of Arabic passive participles. It displays the headword and the form class of the verb; the latter links to the appropriate section in Appendix:Arabic verbs. It also places the page in Category:Arabic passive participles.
Note that most entries for passive participles are auto-generated. (However, there may also be an entry for a noun and/or adjective lemma derived from the passive participle, which is not auto-generated.)
Parameters
|1= and |head2=, |head3= ...- Required. Specifies the vocalized participle (i.e. with vowel diacritics).
- Additional parameters are available if there are multiple possible vocalizations (rare if not non-existent).
|2=- Required. Form class of the participle, a Roman numeral from I to XV or from Iq to IVq.
|tr= and |tr2=, |tr3= ...- Unnecessary and should not be provided, but present for completeness. (Specifically, it is the transliteration of the corresponding participle. Auto-generated from the vocalized headword, and there should be no exceptional cases requiring manual transliteration, unlike for nouns.)
Examples
A typical example is {{ar-pass-participle|مَقْتُول|I}}, which produces
مَقْتُول • (maqtūl) (form I)
A page with such a headword line would normally have a definition line below it using {{passive participle of}}, e.g. {{passive participle of|قَتَلَ|lang=ar}}, which produces
passive participle of قَتَلَ (qatala)
See also