Template:ast-decl-adj/documentation
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This template is designed for use with all Asturian adjectives that have singular and plural forms.
Usage
This template should be placed in all Asturian adjective sections, immediately following the ====Declension==== section header. It creates a declension table for the entry.
Only use this template for the lemma (masculine singular) form.
Parameters
The template requires one unnamed parameter:
- {{{1}}} : the root without inflection ending, e.g. asturian (for (deprecated template usage) asturianu), bax (for (deprecated template usage) baxu)
The template accepts the following five named parameters. All named parameters are optional.
- {{{m}}} : the masculine singular form
- {{{f}}} : the feminine singular form
- {{{n}}} : the neuter singular form
- {{{mpl}}} : the masculine plural form (identical to the neuter plural)
- {{{fpl}}} : the feminine plural form
Examples
For the regular adjective altu (tall): {{ast-decl-adj | alt}}
For the slightly irregular adjective colloráu (red): {{ast-decl-adj | collora | m=colloráu | f=collorada}}