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The declension table template for Finnish nominals belonging to Kotus declension type 22 (parfait): loanwords (mostly from French) ending in a vowel, but written with a final consonant, no gradation.
Positional parameters
|1= (required)- The main stem.
|2= (required)- The vowel harmony of the word, specified as either
a or ä.
Additional optional parameters
Specific to this particular inflection type:
|ill_sg_vowel= (optional)- Overrides the final vowel used in the illative singular form, which is ⟨e⟩ by default.
|ill_sg_vowel2= (optional)- Provides an alternative final vowel for in the illative singular form.
In addition, all declension table templates support additional common parameters:
|pos=- The part of speech. This defaults to "noun". Use "adj" for adjectives. (This affects whether the comitative plural gets a possessive suffix)
|n=sg, |n=pl, |n=csg- For singular-only, plural-only or chiefly singular-only (plurals exist, but very restricted in use) nominals, respectively.
|suffix=- Suffix to place immediately after all forms.
|poss=- The possessive form identifier, if any. If supplied, must be one of 1s (first-person singular), 2s (second-person singular), 3s (third-person singular / plural), 1p (first-person plural) or 2p (second-person plural).
- If not supplied, the word is assumed to not have a possessive suffix in the form, and a table is shown of the possible possessive forms, which can be suppressed by supplying - as the value (or by having a part of speech other than a noun or adjective).
|adjpossok=1- Hides the note for possessive forms with adjectives, if the adjective in question (e.g. an agent participle) is known to use possessive suffixes regularly.
|hideadjnote=1 is a deprecated alias.
Examples
- parfait:
{{fi-decl-parfait|parfait|a|ill_sg_vowel=e}}