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crk-pron (Syllabics )
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Usage
Template with all parameters:
{{crk-pron|head=|g=|cat=|cans=}}
Parameters
The template has the following parameters:
|head= The head word. When omitted, it defaults to the title of the page.|g= The gender and number of the pronoun.|cat= The subtype of pronoun.|an-p= The animate plural.|inan-s= The inanimate singular.|inan-p= The inanimate plural.|cans= The Canadian Syllabics equivalent of the pronoun.
Examples
The Plains Cree personal pronouns nîya and ᓃᔭ in Latin and Cree Syllabics.
{{crk-pron|head=nîya|cat=personal|cans=ᓃᔭ}}- nîya (Syllabics ᓃᔭ)
The Plains Cree demonstrative pronoun awa
{{crk-pron|head=awa|cat=demonstrative|an-p=ôki|inan-s=ôma|inan-p=ôhi|cans=ᐊᐊᐧ}}- awa anim sg (animate plural ôki, inanimate singular ôma, inanimate plural ôhi, Syllabics ᐊᐊᐧ)