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Usage
This template generates headword-lines for Lower Sorbian nouns. It should only be used at the lemma entry, which is usually at the singular nominative form.
- Mandatory unnamed arguments:
- The gender and animacy,
m-pr for masculine personal, f-anml for feminine animal, n-in for neuter inanimate, or in-p for inanimate plural, for pluralia tantum. The gender codes are m (masculine), f (feminine) and n (neuter). The animacy codes are pr (personal), anml (animal) and in (inanimate). Animacy is present because it affects adjectival agreement patterns in the singular and plural.
- Optional named arguments:
|gen= — the genitive (if irregular)|du= — the dual (if irregular)|pl= — the plural (if irregular)|genpl= — the genitive plural (if irregular)|dim= — the diminutive (if any)|f= — the feminine equivalent (if any; only applicable if gender is m)|m= — the masculine equivalent (if any; only applicable if gender is f)