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Archaic form of term.
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Used in the sense line of an archaic form to link to the main form of the term. Implemented using Module:form of/templates; see its documentation for more information.
Parameters
|1= (required)- The language code.
|2= (required)- The main form to link to.
|3= (optional)- An alternative term to display (while still linking to the value of
|2=).
|4=, |5=, ... (optional)- Tags to further specify what kind of archaic form it is. For example, Hungarian vala is an archaic third-person singular indicative past form of van, so it uses tags 3, sg, ind, and past:
{{archaic inflection of|hu|van||3|sg|ind|past|t=to be}}
|t= (optional)- A gloss or short translation of the term. (
|gloss= is a deprecated synonym; please do not use it.)