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This is intended to categorize specific and sub-specific epithets. It is intended to be used inside {{taxoninfl}}, but can also be used inside {{mul-proper noun}} and {{head|mul}}, when those templates are used for taxonomic names.
The page is categorized as having a missing or existing (in Wiktionary) specific epithet of a given language, most commonly Translingual (mul) or Latin (la).
It is preferred that only one use of the template be made in a single inflection line, the lowest-level (ie, last) epithet in the name.
The positional parameters are as follows:
- epithet lemma entry
- epithet as used in the taxonomic name, if different from parameter 1, blank otherwise
- language code
Named parameters:
- notax=1 is used to show that, although an entry exists with the lemma name, the entry does not contain a definition appropriate for the specific or subspecific epithet of a taxonomic name.