Template:form of/infldoc/documentation
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This template should be used for displaying the documentation of a form-of template, particularly one that indicates a non-lemma inflection of a lemma form. Form-of templates that describe other sorts of variants should be documented using {{form of/fulldoc}}.
This template is used on the documentation page usually as follows:
{{form of/infldoc|...}}
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]
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Examples and a see-also section can follow the {{form of/infldoc}} declaration, and should be formatted for example like this:
{{form of/infldoc|sgdesc=the ] degree|exlang=ar|addlintrotext=This template does not currently place the page into any category; that is done by the headword template, e.g. {{temp|ar-elative}}.}}
===Examples===
On {{ncog|ar|أَكْبَر}} (elative of the adjective {{m|ar|كَبِير}}):
<pre>{{elative of|ar|كَبِير}}</pre>gives
# {{elative of|ar|كَبِير}}
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]
]
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Generally you will want to specify Category:Form-of templates as well as one of Category:Declension form-of templates, Category:Conjugation form-of templates or Category:Grammar form-of templates.
Parameters
All parameters are optional.
|lang=- If given, this is a language-specific template, which automatically assumes the specified language and does not take a language-code parameter.
|exlang=,|exlang2=, ...- For non-language-specific templates, language codes of example languages to which the template applies. Defaults to
enfor English. |cat=,|cat2=, ...- Categories which the template categorizes the page into. They should be specified without any preceding language name, e.g.
obsolete forms. Multiple comma-separated categories can be included in a single parameter as long as there isn't a space after the comma. |shortcut=,|shortcut2=, ...- Shortcut names of this template. They do not need to be preceded with
Template:, which is automatically added. Multiple comma-separated shortcuts can be included in a single parameter as long as there isn't a space after the comma. |sgdesc=- The singular description of this template, normally preceded by "the". Examples are
the feminine equivalentorthe ] degree. Defaults to the template name minus any trailing "of", preceded by "the". For example, the template{{dative plural of}}will have the default "the dative plural". Normally, use this for inserting links into the text or descriptive text that otherwise differs from the template name. In lieu of using this parameter, the default can also be customized using|form=and/or|art=. |primaryentrytext=- By default, the literal text
of a primary entry, which directly follows the text specified by|sgdesc=. |addlintrotext=- Any additional text to insert at the end of the first paragraph of the intro. This text normally specifies what the template does (using
|sgdesc=,|primaryentrytext=), the language it applies to (if|lang=is given), example languages it may apply to (if|exlang=is given), as well as any categories that the page is added to (of|cat=is given). |addlparamtext=- Any additional text to insert at the end of the named parameter section, before the section on inline modifiers. This can be used to expand on the usage of certain parameters, such as
|from=/|from2=. |withtags=- If true, specifies that the template takes inflection tags starting with numbered params
|4=and up instead of a gloss. |withdot=- If true, specifies that the template adds a trailing period by default and takes
|dot=and|nodot=parameters to override this. |withcap=- If true, specifies that the template begins by default with an initial capital letter and takes a
|nocap=parameter to override this. |withencap=- If true, specifies that the template begins by default with an initial capital letter when the language is English (but not otherwise). Use
|nocap=1to make the initial letter lowercase in English, and|cap=1to make the initial letter capitalized in non-English languages (although this is not generally recommended). |withfrom=- If true, specifies that the template takes optional parameters
|from=,|from2=, etc. to specify regional context labels to appear in the definition line. |withp=- If true, specifies that the template takes an optional parameter
|p=or|POS=to specify the part of speech for categorization purposes. |sgdescof=- Singular form of the template description, with trailing "of"; should normally preceded by "the". By default this is derived from
|sgdesc=with the addition of "of", and rarely needs to be overridden. |art=- As an alternative to specifying
|sgdesc=, this parameter overrides only the auto-generated article "the" at the beginning of the description. |form=- As an alternative to specifying
|sgdesc=, this parameter adds additional text (e.g. "form" or "variant") at the end of the default value. This is most frequently specified as|form=formto add the literal text "form". This is used for example in the documentation for{{feminine of}}, where "the feminine form of a primary entry" is clearer than "the feminine of a primary entry".