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This template contains the necessary meta-data to allow users who are using accelerated editing to create any grammatical forms semi-automatically.
In many cases the usage is the same as {{da-noun}}.
The appropriate header for this template is Declension, not Inflection.
Adjective + noun phrases may be taken care of by {{da-adj-noun-infl}}.
Usage
- Unnamed arguments
- the suffix for the singular definite: en, n, et or t; otherwise it is taken as the complete word. If that is used the gender must be given with the argument "g".
- the suffix for the plural indefinite: er, r, e; if empty plural indefinite is the same as singular indefinite and the plural definite gets the ending "ene", otherwise it is taken as the complete word.
- plural definite (ne in special cases with syncope, -en, -e, -ne)
- genitive singular indefinite
- genitive singular definite
- genitive plural indefinite
- genitive plural definite
- Named arguments
- n=sg: for nouns with no plural forms
- g: the gender, c, n or b, for common, neuter and both genders, respectively; if the first unnamed argument is one of "en|n|et|t" it is not needed, but else it should be given
- dc=1: for when the ultimate consonant is doubled in declensions
- ga=1: for when the genitive singular indefinite is the lemma with an apostrophe appended
- base: is the singular indefinite; it defaults to PAGENAME, and is usually not needed
- stem: in cases where a suffix is dropped in declensions, such as museum (museet, museer, museerne); stem=muse, 1=et, 2=er.
- sg-def-2: for if there are two correct variations of the singular definite; must be the complete word
- pl-indef-2: for if there are two correct variations of the plural indefinite; must be the complete word
- pl-def-2: for if there are two correct variations of the plural definite; must be the complete word
- gen-sg-def-2: for if there are two correct variations of the genitive singular definite; must be the complete word
- gen-pl-indef-2: for if there are two correct variations of the genitive plural indefinite; must be the complete word
- gen-pl-def-2: for if there are two correct variations of the genitive plural definite; must be the complete word
Examples
- {{da-decl|en|er}}
- {{da-decl|n|r}}
- {{da-decl|en|e}}
In this case the endings are really -en, -e, and "m" is doubled, so dc=1
- {{da-decl|en|e|dc=1}}
- {{da-decl|en|er|dc=1}}
Plural indefinite is the same as singular indefinite
- {{da-decl|et}}
There is a syncope of the plural e.
- {{da-decl|en|e|ne}}
Words ending in s, z or x have an apostrophe in genitive form, so here the full word has to be supplied for arguments 4 and 6
- {{da-decl|en|||mus'||mus'}}
The vowel is changed in plural forms, so here the full word has to be supplied for arguments 2 and 3
- {{da-decl|en|mænd|mændene}}
Two alternatives for the singular definite, and irregular spelling
- {{da-decl|stem=ofr|et|e|sg-def-2=offeret}}, or
- {{da-decl|et|ofre|ofrene|sg-def-2=ofret}}