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native or inhabitant of
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This template should be used to generate the definition line for demonym nouns such as Spaniard, Pole, Londoner and Arizonan (terms referring to a resident or native of a specified place). The content is generated by Module:demonym.
The template supports the following parameters:
|1= (required)- Language code of the term; see Wiktionary:List of languages.
|2=, |3=, etc.- One or more English-language toponyms (place names) where the people referred to by this term live or are natives of. Alternatively, a description may be used such as
any of several cities and towns in the ] named ]. See examples below.
|t=, |t2=, etc.- Zero or more English glosses for the term, if it is in a language other than English. This parameter is optional, as there may not exist such terms in English, or they may be rare or awkward.
|g=- Optional gender of the term; should be either
m or f.
|nocat=1- Disable categorization.
Examples
For the Italian term abatemarchese, use:
# {{demonym-noun|it|w:Abatemarco}}
which generates
- native or inhabitant of Abatemarco